A Rugby World Cup Fixture Guide with details of all (not just Irelands) matches in the Competition from Cllr Neale Richmond. On the back of the guide, the rugby playing Councillor Richmond is pictured playing as well as with Irish legend Paul O’Connell. It also mentions the Irish bid for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
His website.
Many thanks to the sender.
Rugby World Cup Fixture Guide from Neil Richmond -Fine Gael- Dublin Rathdown September 2, 2015
From 2000 A message from Match Sponsor Sean Fitzpatrick of Anglo Irish Bank and an Anglo Irish Ad November 6, 2014
Anglo Irish Bank sponsored the Rugby match between Ireland and The Barbarians in May 2000. Included here are an ad for Anglo Irish Bank and A message from Sean Fitzpatrick.
A 2004 Ad for Fianna Fails Jim O’Callaghan from the match programme for Leinster Vs Cardiff Blues 23rd Jan 2004 May 16, 2013
A 2004 Ad for Fianna Fails Jim O’Callaghan from the match programme for Leinster Vs Cardiff Blues 23rd Jan 2004 in Lansdowne Road. O’Callaghan ran in the Rathmines Ward polling 902 votes and failed to win a seat.
The score of the match was Leinster 20 Cardiff Blues 17… I’ve also included a scan of the team line ups should anyone be interested.
Canvass Card from Gerry ‘Ginger’ McLoughlin -Labour Party -Limerick 2009 LE June 4, 2010
A simple card with useful numbers from former Rugby International Gerry ‘Ginger’ McLoughlin issued around the 2009 Local Elections.
Gerry, a prop, won 18 caps for Ireland. He was also a member of the famous Munster team that beat the All Blacks in 1978. He is probably most remembered for his try against England in Twickenham (seen here from 7.03 mins onwards) during Ireland’s Triple Crown campaign in 1982.
Gerry McLoughlin was originally elected as an Independent to Limerick City council in 2004 before joining Labour in 2006.
He was comfortably elected in the 2009 Local Elections and his daughter Orla McLoughlin was also elected to Limerick City Council in 2009.
Irish Election Literature 
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