@SCunningham_SF tops the poll in Cork North East @boucherhayes "The young fella" @sinnfeinireland pic.twitter.com/tFm2vsr23q
— Darren O'Keeffe (@Darren606) May 24, 2014
21 year old Stephen Cunningham of SF, on final tally, just one vote short of topping the poll on 945. Ted Tynan (WP) has 946. #le14CorkCity
— Jonathan Healy (@jonathanhealy) May 24, 2014
The kid done good.
Previously: Sure A Child Could Run Cork
SF’s Paul Donnelly tops poll in Dublin West by-election. Media need to take a long, hard look at themselves. They never gave him chance.
— Seán Mac Brádaigh (@SMacB) May 24, 2014
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Delivered this evening to residents in Bray/Enniskerry/Kilmacanogue [Co Wicklow] by Sinn Féin.
Not tonight Josephine Public.
Sexist!
Thanks Ronan Daly and Richie Rich
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness takes a selfie with party leader Gerry Adams, deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald, Sinn Fein MEP Martina Anderson, who is contesting the Northern Ireland constituency, and the party’s Dublin MEP candidate, Lynn Boylan in Belfast this morning.
Never! Team Will Young
Another election dreamboat.
Clondalkin, Dublin this morning.
Previously: Trust Me I’M Hot
Thanks Atticus
Meanwhile…
Dublin this morning.
Thanks Sean
Sinn Fein’s Chris Hazzard thrills an Easter crowd. pic.twitter.com/yjypFQgSDj
— Newton Emerson (@NewtonEmerson) April 20, 2014
Was it for Zzzzz…?
The struggle for a good night’s kip will continue.
Easter commemoration in Lurgan, Co. Armagh yesterday.
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness was interviewed by Jeremy Paxman last night on Newsnight.
Compare and contrast with 80s damned hipster Marty.
Good times.
[Steve Coogan as ‘Sinn Féin deputy leader Rory O’Connor’ in BBC’s The Day Today]
It’s 20 years since the Broadcasting Ban was lifted in the North allowing Sinn Féin members to be heard on the airwaves.
The ban was enacted in the North in 1988 and the Republic in 1971.
Any excuse. (3:32m)
Twenty years on: The lifting of the ban on broadcasting Sinn Féin (Kevin Sharkey, BBC News NI)