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Paudie Coffey Fine Gael 9.66%
Martin Cullen Fianna Fáil 21.91%
David Cullinane SF 6.92%
Jim Darcy Fine Gael 2.8%
John Deasy Fine Gael 16.47%
Halligan Workers Party 3.31%
Brendan Kenneally Fianna Fail 11.04%
Brendan McCann Green 2.44%
Brian O’Shea Labour 10.1%
Ollie Wilkinson Fianna Fáil 11.89%
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Gardai inquest evidence dismissed as bollocks’ | The Irish Sentinel
just found this site, no idea if I am late to the party on this one. check it out - bit of fun
Here’s the Dept of Finance statement issued late last evening about the Minister’s discussion with the banks. I think we know why some banks didn’t want to be in the guarantee scheme: those in the scheme can be made an offer they can’t refuse: to merge.
Mary Harney’s expensive trip to Houston and Phoenix.
The FAS/Florida row is not the only time the issue of her travel costs has arisen.
techPresident – The Future of Campaign Technology: The Ground Game
Irish Parties looking at learning online and database lessons from Obama could do worse than bear this post in mind. Almost as soon as the election is over, improvements and evolution are making some parts redundant and others essential. Get your campaign an i-phone for everyone? Might be better than printing flyers, it goes to show how parties, if they take it seriously, need to keep ahead of the wave - not just follow.
Colman at the EuroTrib give his reasoning on why Lisbon is dead. The Government's incapable handling of the budget cuts are the nail in the coffin.
What on earth happened to Mary Roche!!!!!!!!!!!!
The people expressed their opinion… For some reason or other everyone thought that it was imperative to vote for Cullen and as a result every other candidate suffered. Still don’t know why there was such a landslide myself.