A Leaflet from Emma Coffey of Fianna Fáil who is running in the Dundalk South LEA for a seat on Louth County Council.
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Leaflet from Emma Coffey – Fianna Fáil – Dundalk South April 15, 2019
“Dundalk FC Fixture Guide” leaflet from John McGahon -Fine Gael – Louth May 10, 2017
Lovely to see League of Ireland and Political Ephemera come together with a Dundalk FC Fixture guide from Dundalk based Fine Gael Councillor John McGahon. Hopefully we’ll see a Shamrock Rovers Fixture guide from a politician soon!
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Leaflet from John McGahon -Fine Gael -Dundalk Carlingford -2014 Local Elections February 10, 2014
From the 2014 Local Elections a second leaflet from Fine Gael Dundalk Carlingford candidate John McGahon. The Leaflet has updates on various local issues for voters as well as the news that he has opened a constituency office.
His website
His Twitter @John_McGahon
The Campaign Facebook Page
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Flyer from John McGahon- Fine Gael – Dundalk Carlingford -2014 Local Elections December 14, 2013
From the 2014 Local Elections a leaflet from Fine Gael Dundalk Carlingford candidate John McGahon. The Leaflet introduces him to voters.
His website
His Twitter and Facebook
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Leaflet from Maud Coleman -Independent- Dundalk No 3 Ward – 1999 Local Elections May 19, 2013
From the 1999 Local Elections a leaflet from Independent candidate Maud Coleman who was running in Dundalk Ward 3. Coleman polled 164 votes and missed out on a seat.
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Flyer for Johnny McGahon Fine Gael – Dundalk-Carlingford – 2004 Local Elections March 11, 2013
From the 2004 Local Elections a flyer for Johnny McGahon who was running for Fine Gael in Dundalk-Carlingford. McGahon (a brother of former TD Brendan McGahon) polled 607 votes and failed to win a seat..
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Flyer from Brendan McGahon, Lord Henry Mountcharles -Fine Gael- 1992 General Election -Louth December 12, 2012
From the 1992 General Election a flyer from Fine Gael candidates in Louth Brendan McGahon and Lord Henry Mountcharles. McGahon was elected, whilst Mountcharles, of Slane Castle fame, polled 4,161 votes and narrowly missed out on a seat.
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1982 Seanad Administrative Panel Leaflet from Brendan McGahon -Fine Gael November 13, 2012
From the 1982 Seanad Election, held after the February 1982 General Election, a leaflet for Fine Gael candidate Brendan McGahon, who was running for a seat on the Administrative Panel. McGahon narrowly missed out on a seat but did win a seat a few months later in the November 1982 General Election. The sometimes outspoken TD held his Louth seat until his retirement in 2002. He is one of the few TDs that played League of Ireland football, as he did with Dundalk.
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Card from Owen McGahon- Fine Gael -Dundalk No.1- 1945 Local Elections November 11, 2012
From the 1945 Local Elections a Card from Owen McGahon (OB McGahon) who was running for Fine Gael in the Dundalk No. 1 ward.
His father, T.F. McGahon, was one of the inaugural members of Dundalk Urban District Council when it was created along with other Irish local authorities by the British Government in 1898. *source
His son was former Fine Gael TD Brendan McGahon.
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Leaflet from Deirdre O’Donoghue- Progressive Democrats -Dundalk UDC North Ward 1994 Local Elections May 27, 2011
From the 1994 Local Elections (for Town Councils and UDCs) a leaflet from Progressive Democrat candidate Deirdre O’Donoghue who was running for a seat on Dundalk UDC in the North Ward. The then Dundalk Democrat Journalist polled 105 votes and failed to win a seat.
Mary Grehan -Independent -2002 GE Louth September 13, 2010
From the 2002 General Election a flyer for the Late Mary Grehan running as an Independent in Louth where she polled 2,384 votes. A prominent Anti-Sellafield campaigner and well known GP in Dundalk, Mary Grehan had run for the PDs in 1997. For many years she was a member of both Louth County Council and Dundalk Town Council.
Her son Alan Grehan was elected in 2009 to Louth County Council and Dundalk Town Council.
Eamonn O’Boyle- Fine Gael – Dundalk 2009 LE February 22, 2010
From the 2009 Local Elections. Fine Gael candidate for Dundalk Town Council and Louth County Council Eamonn O’Boyle. Eamonn O’Boyle was elected to Dundalk Town Council.
probably the only time you’ll see the then Dundalk manager, Sean Connor on an election communication.
Mark Dearey -Green Party -2009 Local Elections -Dundalk February 17, 2010
From the 2009 Local elections, Running for both Louth County Council and Dundalk Town Council, Green Party Councillor Mark Dearey. Mark Dearey was one of only 3 Greens elected to County Councils in 2009. He has been tipped by many to take Deirdre De Burcas Seanad vacancy.
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