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There might be one silver lining to all this - FF might run Shay Brennan again.
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It would be interesting to see who FG parachute this time, Liz O'Donnell possibly or even David McWilliams.
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I would imagine that there will be no hurry for us to have the by- election within the next 18 months .
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JWhite did very poorly...
Doubled the Party vote. Tripled his personal vote. Got almost 20% of the vote which would deliver a seat in any five seater in a general election.
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There might be one silver lining to all this - FF might run Shay Brennan again.
Brennan just threw his hat into the ring on TV3.
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The main difference is that Cowen is in government without a mandate.
Incorrect. Under Bunreacht na hÉireann the government and Taoiseach get their mandate from Dáil Éireann. Cowen was supported by a majority in the Dáil and that was his mandate. It's a common mistake to think the government is elected by the people - it isn't. The legislature is elected by the people to choose the government. Hopefully this has cleared it up for you.
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I would imagine that there will be no hurry for us to have the by- election within the next 18 months .
On the contrary, I would think the government will now want these by-elections up and running considering the damage Lee's resignation will probably do FG.
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+1 for Cllr Jim O'Leary. Ran in 07 and should have ran for the first By-Election.

He speaks very well at constituency meetings and he has many views on national policy too. He's not just someone interested in council affairs. He's in favour of a list system to elect TDs.
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Don't forget Shaun the Plumber

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