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Randolph Cecil, Willie Keogh, Johnny Creagh, Barbara Jacobi, Sorca Clarke TD, Tena Keown, Gladys Dunne, Barry Campion, James Donnelly ( Ballymahon MD candidate), Paddy Donnelly & Milo Ni Choiligh
Sinn Féin local election candidate in the Granard Municipal District, Barry Campion and his team were making their presence felt in Ballinalee on the weekend of January 13 and 14 for the first canvas of the year.
Barry said, "We spoke to many and listened and will do our best to help with the many issues raised. The appetite for change is huge both locally and nationally. We will be out around the county every week between now and election day."
Pictured l to r are; Randolph Cecil, Willie Keogh, Johnny Creagh, Barbara Jacobi, Sorca Clarke TD, Tena Keown, Gladys Dunne, Barry Campion, James Donnelly (who is a Ballymahon MD candidate), Paddy Donnelly and Milo Ni Choiligh
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