Just a quick 'pitstop' to say that I have been contacted by numerous constituents and friends to ask if there is anything they can do to help my campaign. The answer is, if you know any Cllrs, TD's or Senator's of any Party could you please ask them to give me No 1 vote or highest possible preference. I am running on the Labour Panel and it is going to be a tough. thank you all for your support. Tony.

Just a quick post to say that I am on the road today and everyday for the next month canvassing for the Seanad Éireann Election. I am fighting hard to retain my seat in Clare, so that I can continue to be a strong voice for Ireland. My office remains open, 061 590661 or you can email your query to tony.mulcahy@oir.ie.

Tony Mulcahy.

I want to say Thank You most sincerely to each and everyone of you who came out to vote for Joe Carey T.D.. We are elated to have secured 2 FG seats here in Clare. Thank you for all for your support.

Having represented you the people of the Shannon Area for the last 22 years, I now find myself in a situation where that may all come to an abrupt end. I cannot over emphasise enough the importance of you my friends and supporters giving your Number 1 Vote to JOE CAREY. This is critical as it will allow me the opportunity to campaign to retain my Senate Seat and continue to serve and assist you. Please SHARE with your friends.

If you didnt receive a polling card and you are registered to vote, just bring photo ID and you are fully entitled to vote

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Tony Mulcahy.

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The Clare Herald General Election Poll Results – February 2016

A good result for Joe Carey receiving 9.6% of the overall vote.

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I am delighted to support Deputy Joe Carey during his General Election campaign. Joe has always had the future of Shannon Airport and the Shannon Free Zone as one of his priorities as a member of Government and therefore, he has my full support. I wish him the very best and look forward to joining on him on the campaign trail in the coming weeks.

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