An ad for Claire Kerrane who is running for Sinn Féin in Roscommon Galway in the 2024 General Election

An ad for Claire Kerrane who is running for Sinn Féin in Roscommon Galway in the 2024 General Election

A Leaflet from Aisling Dolan who is running for Fine Gael in Roscommon Galway in the 2024 General Election

A leaflet from Alan Sweeney who is running as an Irish People / National Alliance candidate in Roscommon Galway in the 2024 General Election

A Leaflet from Cormac Ó Corcoráin who is running for Aontú in Roscommon Galway in the 2024 General Election

A leaflet from Martin Daly who is running for Fianna Fáil in Roscommon Galway in the 2014 General Election.

A leaflet from Justin Slamen who is running for The Irish Freedom Party in the Roscommon LEA in the 2024 Local Elections

A leaflet form John Keogh who is running for Fianna Fáil in Athlone (Roscommon) in the 2024 Local Elections

A leaflet from Marty McDermott who is running for Fianna Fáil in the Roscommon LEA in the 2024 Local Elections

A leaflet from Robert McConn who is running for Fine Gael in the Roscommon LEA in the 2024 Local Elections.

A leaflet from Valerie Byrne who is running as an Independent Hospital Action Candidate in Boyle in the 2024 Local Elections

A leaflet from Sean Moylan who is running for Fianna Fáil in Boyle in the 2024 Local Elections

In early 1991, An Post issued details of a massive cost cutting plan which involved the closure and downgrading of various Post Offices throughout the Country as well as the introduction of roadside boxes for those whose dwellings were a distance from the road. Two ‘Post Office Candidates’ , Paul Beirne and Danny Burke stood in Roscommon in the Local Elections as a protest.
Originally set up as a lobby group The Roscommon Hospital Action Committee have been very influential in Roscommon Politics since first entering the electoral arena in 1985. They have had Councillors from 1985 to the present day and Tom Foxe served as a TD for the group from 1989 to 1997.
From the 1973 General Election a leaflet from Frances Grehan of Official Sinn Fein running in Roscommon Leitrim. She polled 770 votes and missed out on a seat.
From the early 2000’s a “Release The Castlerea 5” leaflet from Sinn Fein. Sinn Fein wanted them released under the Good Friday Agreement. The Castlerea 5 were Gerry Sheehy, Pearse McAuley, John Quinn, Mick O’Neill and Kevin Walsh.

A “Final Appeal” from Terry Leyden of Fianna Fail who is running to retain his Seanad seat on The Labour Panel.
Many thanks to the sender.

A Canvass Card from Denis Naughten who is running as an Independent in Roscommon East Galway.
Many thanks to the sender
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