A Leaflet from Brian McDonagh of Labour running in the Howth Malahide LEA for a seat on Fingal County Council.
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Brian McDonagh – Labour – Howth Malahide #LE19 May 9, 2019
Leaflet from Jimmy Guerin -Independent – Howth Malahide #LE19 April 20, 2019
A Leaflet from Jimmy Guerin who is running as an Independent in the Howth Malahide LEA for a seat on Fingal County Council.
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Cian O’Callaghan -Social Democrats -Howth Malahide #LE19 April 13, 2019
A Leaflet from Cian O’Callaghan of The Social Democrats who is running in The Howth Malahide LEA for a seat on Fingal County Council.
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Aoibhinn Tormey -Fine Gael – Howth Malahide #LE19 April 7, 2019
A Leaflet from Aoibhinn Tormey of Fine Gael who is running in The Howth Malahide LEA for a seat on Fingal County Council.
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from David Healy -Green Party -Howth Malahide -2014 Local Elections May 19, 2014
A leaflet from former Councillor David Healy who is running for The Green Party in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
His is on Twitter @davidhealyv
His website
Many thanks to the sender.
Canvass Card from Cian O’Callaghan -Independent – Howth Malahide -2014 Local Elections May 12, 2014
A Canvass Card from Cian O’Callaghan who is running as an Independent in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
He is on Twitter @OCallaghanCian
His Facebook Page
Many thanks to the sender
Letter and Canvass Card from Jimmy Guerin -Independent -Howth Malahide May 10, 2014
A letter and canvass card from Jimmy Guerin who is running in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Keith Redmond -Fine Gael -Howth Malahide May 2, 2014
A leaflet from Keith Redmond who is running for Fine Gael in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
He is on Twitter @DrKeithRedmond
The Campaign Facebook Page
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Cian O’Callaghan -Independent – Howth Malahide -2014 Local Elections April 23, 2014
A leaflet from Cian O’Callaghan who is running as an Independent in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
He is a former Labour Councillor.
He is on Twitter @OCallaghanCian
His Facebook Page
Many thanks to the sender
Leaflet from David O’Connor -Independent -Howth Malahide -2014 Local Elections March 31, 2014
A leaflet from David O’Connor who is running as an Independent in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
He ran for Fine Gael in Donaghmede in 2009. He sought a nomination for Fine Gael in Howth-Malahide this time but is now running as an Independent.
Many thanks to the sender.
Flyer and “Sorry I Missed You” Card from Keith Redmond -Fine Gael – Howth Malahide March 24, 2014
A Flyer and a ‘Sorry I Missed You’ Card from Keith Redmond who is running for Fine Gael in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
He previously ran in the 2007 General Election
He is on Twitter @DrKeithRedmond
The Campaign Facebook Page
Many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Judy Dunne -Labour -Howth Malahide February 28, 2014
A leaflet regarding a ‘Senior Citizens Forum’ from Labour Councillor Judy Dunne who is running in the Howth Malahide LEA for a seat on Fingal County Council.
She is on Twitter @CllrJudyDunne
many thanks to the sender.
Leaflet from Jimmy Guerin -Fianna Fail (ran as an Indo) -2009 Local Elections Howth/Malahide October 26, 2011
This is a great leaflet from prospective Fianna Fail candidate Jimmy Guerin for the 2009 Local elections in Howth / Malahide. Guerin mustn’t have got the nomination that he mentions at the beginning of the leaflet and ran as an Independent polling 1,814 votes. He also ran in the 2011 General election in Dublin North East.
He is the brother of the late Veronica Guerin.
Many thanks to the sender who notes …
“The anti-heroin message aimed at genteel Howth and Portmarnock still amuses me.”
“A Fresh Voice for Portmarnock” -Averil Power -Fianna Fail -2009 Local Elections Howth Malahide June 28, 2011
From the 2009 Local Elections in Howth Malahide, a leaflet from Fianna Fail candidate Averil Power with the headline “A Fresh Voice for Portmarnock”.Power who polled 1,659 votes and failed to win a seat writes…
“By electing me you will get a determined and hard-working community representative who will bring a fresh energy and can-do attitude to tackling the issues affecting our area.”
“Averil called ……” – Averil Power -Fianna Fail 2009 Local Elections Howth Malahide May 30, 2011
“Averil called ……” a Sorry I missed you card from Averil Power from the 2009 Local Elections. Fianna Fail candidate Power was running in the Howth Malahide ward where she polled 1,659 votes but failed to win a seat.
‘Peninsula Action Group News’ -1997 proposed Halting Sites in Howth February 19, 2010
A 1997 newsletter from the ‘Peninsula Action Group’ (which there is very little available info on now) ‘a voluntary organisation based on the Howth-Sutton Peninsula which concerns itself with planning issues on the Peninsula‘. They are affiliated with a group called MEAS (which I can’t find anything on) “which is the coordinating body for groups concerned with the development of Halting sites throughout the country and in particular with the existing absence of a transparent consultative process pertaining to Halting sites.”
This issue is dominated by proposals to establish Halting sites in Howth at Windgate Road and the entrance to the Deerpark hotel. Readers are urged to lobby their councillors, TDs and election candidates.
I have a few items from the time where the establishment of halting sites are a very hot topic. Any more info on PAG would be more than welcome.
Sadhbh O’Neill, David Healy -Green Party -1992 GE Dublin NE January 12, 2010
David Healy, a prominent Green member/councillor in Dublin for many years. The mention of Esperanto is interesting as a number of Founding members such as Christopher Fettes were enthusiastic about Esperanto.
Sadhbh O’Neill who famously was elected to Dublin City Council in 1991 despite not having campaigned (She was in the US at the time).
Oddly enough, that victory is attributed as part of why the Greens did not do particularly well (or as well as they thought they would) in the 1992 General Election, as some candidates/branches felt that the vote would turn out, canvass or no canvass.
The 6 Billion would have refered to money Albert promised we’d get from Europe.
Irish Election Literature 
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