Tag archive for "campaign"

#aras11 tracker, Ireland

#Aras11 Tracker 18/10/11

No Comments 18 October 2011

Sean Gallagher

11:00am   TG4 Debate (Pre-record),  Baile na hAbhann, Co. na Gaillimhe

4:00pm   Candy Lab, Spranger’s Yard, Temple Bar, Dublin

6:30pm    Launch of “How 2.0 Market Your Business Online” Pop-up shop, Lower St. Stephen’s Street, Dublin

 

David Norris

9:00am – 1:00pm   TG4 Debate (Pre-record),  Baile na hAbhann, Co. na Gaillimhe

2.00pm –  3:00pm  NUI Galway

4.30pm – 5:30pm   Mullingar Town Centre

 

Michael D Higgins

9:00 am   TG4 Debate (Pre-record),  Baile na hAbhann, Co. na Gaillimhe

12:30 pm  Studio Solas, where Telegael are currently producing TV dramas for UK, German and French productions.

3:00 pm   Griffins Bakery, Shop Street, Galway for presentation of good luck cake from Galway United Football Team. Eyre Square walkabout.

3:30 pm   Place charity bet in Paddy Powers in aid of the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind, Prospect House, Prospect Hill, Galway City.

 

Dana Rosemary Scallon

9.30am  TG4 Debate (Pre-record), Baile na hAbhann, Co. na Gaillimhe

2:00pm  Roscommon Town, walkabout from Market Square

4:00pm - 5:15pm Carrick on Shannon, walkabout from Catholic Church on main street

 

(Updated: 13:39 with Dana Rosemary Scallon’s schedule and change in Sean Gallagher’s schedule)
 

#aras11, Ireland

Trish Gallagher, Jackie O To Be?

No Comments 16 October 2011

One of the most striking things that one notices when flicking through Sean Gallagher’s Flickr Photostream is the amount of photos of Gallagher and his wife on the campaign trail. Feels presidential already? Perhaps the reason why. Is Trish our Jackie O To Be?

Sean and Trish Gallagher at the campaign launch, 2/10/2011 (Flickr)

Are other candidates’ partners on the road with them? If so, are they as visible?

 

Ireland, Liveblogs

First Leader’s Debate Liveblog

No Comments 08 February 2011

I’ll be running a liveblog tonight on the Leader’s Debate. I’ll pop the frame into this post for easy navigation. Call back after 8pm!

Who knows, maybe Enda will pop by and check it out since he’s decided he can’t watch it on the telly.

Continue Reading

Ireland

Kenny points Ireland in the right direction

No Comments 06 February 2011

I hate to poke my fingers in the eternal wound of Dublin media vs people who eat their dinner in the middle of the day. But I do love this picture. Via Enda Kenny on Twitter.

World

UK Figures for European Elections Spending

No Comments 06 January 2010

Apologies on the blogging front. Election.ie has been a little quiet. Yoyoing between bouts of panic buying gouge-happy stuff for burning and combining the odd reminents left in my press into new meal concoctions. Hello meat stuff with goopy onion tapenade. Darina, how are ya?

On a night where the rebellion against Brown looks well and truly alive, it is interesting to see the financial disclosures of spending in European Elections by UK political parties.

The Electoral Commission released figures yesterday showing just over £9 million was spent by UK political parties for campaigning for the Euros. Some 80% of the amount was spent by the Tories, Labour, Lib Dems and United Kingdom Ind Party.

Breakdown of the spending by the parties:

Political party 2004 spending 2009 spending
British National Party £228,813 £282,843
Conservative Party £3,130,265 £2,482,536
The Green Party £404,057 £369,324
Jury Team Did not contest £344,522
The Labour Party £1,707,224 £2,302,244
Liberal Democrats £1,188,861 £1,180,884
United Kingdom Independence Party £2,361,754 £1,270,855
Parties spending under £250,000 £579,392 £794,496
Spending by all parties £9,600,366 £9,027,704

(Table snipped)

Over Christmas, Suzy linked to the SIPO report to the Ceann Comhairle on spending by Irish political parties for their European campaigns. Very interesting reading there!


© 2012 election.ie. Powered by WordPress.

Daily Edition Theme by WooThemes - Premium WordPress Themes