You may have seen a 2011 General Election leaflet from Ruairi Quinn and Kevin Humphreys with a cartoon I posted recently.
It turns out that the cartoon was one of a series of three. I was kindly sent copies of the other two (many thanks).
Here they are …
From the 2011 General Election campaign a flyer for Labour Dublin South candidates Alex White and Aidan Culhane. White is seen as the more likely of the two to win a seat, although two seats may not be out of the question.
From the 2011 General Election Campaign a flyer for Labour candidate John Kelly running Roscommon South Leitrim. Kelly previously ran as an Independent (flyer here) and was recruited by Eamon Gilmore to the Labour fold in 2010.
Many thanks to the sender
From the 2011 General Election Campaign a wonderful flyer from Labour Party candidates in Dublin South East Ruairi Quinn and Kevin Humphreys. I’m trying to figure out who the two FF players may be.
Many thanks to the sender.
A 2011 Party Political Broadcast from the Labour Party.
From the 2011 General Election a flyer for Labour Party candidate Tommy Broughan running in Dublin North East. It also asks for a number 2 vote for running mate Sean Kenny.
Broughan and Kenny were first on the ticket together in the 1989 General Election. The one occasion where they both were elected was in the 1992 Spring Tide General Election.
From the 2011 General Election a letter to voters from Labour candidate in Dublin Central Joe Costello. There are hopes that Costello and running mate Aine Clancy will both be elected.
Many thanks to the sender.
From the forthcoming 2011 General Election a leaflet from Labour Party Candidate Aidan Culhane running in Dublin South. Culhane who ran in 2007 is in contention for a seat.
From the 2011 General Election a flyer for Labour candidates Eamon Maloney and Pat Rabbitte running in Dublin South West. Former DSP man Maloney has been a councillor since 1999.
First off ,many thanks to the sender. The message from Eamon Gilmore that will be on almost all Labour Leaflets in the 2011 General Election.
Firstly many thanks to the sender. An ad for Labour candidate Phil Prendergast running in South Tipperary. Clonmel based Prendergast is tipped by many for a seat and has been active in the campaign to save Clonmel Hospital.
A “Gilmore for Taoiseach” video produced by the Labour Party in 2010.
“This is One Ireland, unfortunately in recent times it has become a very unequal and very unfair Ireland in many respects and it is our job as a Labour Party is to make it One Ireland again,” the Labour Leader Eamon Gilmore TD on his vision for One Ireland.
I stumbled upon this on Youtube. Its from the Labour LGBT group putting forward their argument that the Lisbon Treaty “is good for gays”.
From January 2011 a leaflet for Labour Party TD for Cork South Central Ciaran Lynch with the headline “Keeping Warm this Winter” . The leaflet has some details of the “Winter Fuel Scheme” with details of Lynchs constituency clinics.
Councillor Lorraine Kingston is on the Leaflet in he Contact information section rather than his running mate Paula Desmond.
Whilst it doesn’t ask for a vote it certainly reminds voters that their TD is out and about.
Many thanks to the sender, who must have been tempted to keep himself warm by tossing the leaflet in the fire!
Found this recently, an ad from the 1987 General Election Campaign with three people very much associated with Galway at the time, the late Mick Lally, the late Noel Browne and singer Mary Coughlan asking for a vote for Michael D.
“Why We Think You Should Vote For Michael D.”
From the forthcoming General Election a poster for Labour Dublin Central candidate Aine Clancy. Clancy who was elected in 2009 to the Council for Cabra Glasnevin is on the Labour Party ticket with sitting Labour TD Joe Costello.
many thanks to the sender.
From the forthcoming General Election a Poster for Labour Candidate Kevin Humphreys running in Dublin South East. The style of the poster is the ‘Usual Labour design‘ .
Kevin Humphreys is a longstanding Labour Councillor for the South Inner City ward. This will be his first time running in a General Election.
Many thanks to the sender.
From the 2009 Local Elections a leaflet from former TD Eric Byrne with the headline “You can have Fianna Fail or You can have Economic Recovery.. But You Cant Have Both.” Byrne, running in Crumlin Kimmage was easily elected, topping the poll with over 1.25 quotas.
Byrne will be on the Labour ticket in Dublin South Central in the forthcoming Election.
Irish Election Literature 
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