Election Manifestos now online

The Socialist Party’s Local Election 2009 manifestos are now available online. Follow the link to view the manifesto of your local Socialist Party candidate.

The Socialist Party’s Local Election 2009 manifestos are now available online. Follow the link to view the manifesto of your local Socialist Party candidate.
Click on the candidates name to view their manifesto.
Fingal Council:
Clare Daly, Swords

Ruth Coppinger, Mulhuddart
Denis Keane, Mulhuddart
Brian Greene, Malahide/Howth
Terry Kelleher, Balbriggan
Joe Higgins, Castleknock
South Dublin:
Mick Murphy, Tallaght Central
Drogheda:
Frank Gallagher, North Ward
Cork:
Mick Barry, North Central
Dave Keating, North East

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