Search Results for 'Michael Eames'
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‘Bomber’ Killilea to bat for Fine Gael?
Michael ‘Bomber’ Killilea, a former hurler with Carnmore and footballer with Claregalway, is coming under increasing pressure from Fine Gael to contest the 2009 Local Elections.
Jimmy Deenihan to launch Michael Eames campaign
Coinciding with the 125th anniversary of the GAA and Maree/Oranmore GAA La na gClub, Oranmore local electoral area candidate Michael Eames has invited former Kerry footballing great Dep Jimmy Deenihan to launch his local election campaign.
FG skullduggery in Oranmore?
A battle is on between Liam O’Carroll and Michael Eames for the right to run in Oranmore in June’s Local Elections and it seems FG HQ favours Mr O’Carroll while local members are going for Mr Eames.
Jimmy Deenihan to launch Michael Eames campaign
Coinciding with the 125th anniversary of the GAA and Maree/Oranmore GAA La na gClub, Oranmore local electoral area candidate Michael Eames has invited former Kerry footballing great Dep Jimmy Deenihan to launch his local election campaign.
There must be ‘consistency among planners’ says Michael Eames
Young local families in Maree and Oranmore are being denied planning permission on their own family lands, despite meeting the Galway County Council’s ‘housing need’ criteria.
High Noone — victory for the man who came from nowhere
To opt to stand for Fianna Fail in his first election at a time of almost universal disdain for the party requires a certain amount of courage or foolhardiness. That Claregalway man Malachy Noone managed to pull it off, taking votes right across the Oranmore electoral area shows that perhaps element of both were needed.
Grassroots - Healy Eames v Grealish at the next general election?
After the talking came the event and now after the event comes the talking again in the shape of the post-match analysis!
Eamon Fox added to FG ticket
Colourful Fine Gael TD Michael Ring will launch the election campaign of the party’s Oranmore candidate Eamon Fox in Grealish’s of Carnmore on Friday April 17 at 9pm.
Claregalway bus/cycle lane will only put lives at risk says Michael Eames
Claregalway needed a bypass to solve its severe traffic congestion problems not a bus/cycle lane and with 40,000 vehicle movements per day, it would be risking lives to cycle or let a child cycle to the village schools.
Claregalway bus/cycle lane will only put lives at risk says Michael Eames
The new Claregalway bus corridor will either be a solution to the traffic congestion that has plagued the area or else it will do nothing but put lives at risk.
