Alan Farrell wrote: » To clarify, no candidate controls the litir um Thoghcan. They merely submit their information to the Sheriff whom I understand uses the electoral register. I would have thought Martin that making an assumption on family names in a rural area would lead to mistakes. I know of several Jenkinson households in rural Lusk but they'd all get just one Litir if we applied your logic, for example. Very easily managed at 1 The Street, The Town but not so easy when its a rural lane.
Carawaystick wrote: » The reps for Lusk were all present and spoke fairly well, without the usual party political speel, at the public meeting in the Round Towers in June for the information meeting about the biodigester planning application. I'd say the average age was much lower than before the election.
expectationlost wrote: » that got refused didn't it
LeoB wrote: » We have a road in Rush with 11 families with the same name and another with 7 and some with 5 or 6 of the same name. However with the Central Address Database now complete and just recently updated there is very little excuse for multiple leaflets from 1 candidate even in a rural area. This should be helped further by Postcodes when the come, if before the next election there will be absolutely no excuses. The information to C.A.D has been updated every 10-12 months since An Post took on gathering the information. The information is very accurate in all areas with the minutest of detail gone in to the database. Even shed are identified on it.
Dr Keith Swanick, a GP from Mayo, said: "The previous minister for health did more damage to the health service than any other minister for health in the history of the State and it's even more embarrassing because he is a GP." Many of the 150 delegates criticised political decision-makers for implementing policies which they say are designed more to bolster election votes than to create a safe and equitable health service.
martinn123 wrote: » Clare Daly has been incarcerated in Limerick Prison, according to RTE. Don't panic she will probably be back on the first train in the morning.
Paulw wrote: » I think she was "inside" for an hour and a half. Great justice system we have. Don't pay a fine, and then get a stop and go penalty from the justice system. :eek:
Tilly wrote: » Isn't Alan one of our local reps: http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/fg-td-hires-wife-as-aide-after-council-bid-fails-26716863.html I didn't think that was allowed?
Dizzyblonde wrote: » The date on that article is 2011, and as far as I can remember it was discussed here back then.