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Domnick Connolly - gets things done!

Domnick Connolly is from Fuerty, Co. Roscommon. He is married to Mary and he is chairman of Fuerty GAA Club. First elected to Roscommon County Council for Fine Gael in 1991, he served until 1999 when he lost his seat. Re-elected in 2004 he successfully defended his seat in the 2009 local elections in the Roscommon Constituency.

A car sticker (above) and leaflet (left) for Domnick Connolly's 2009 campaign. To read the leaflet click on the centre image.

 

 

Another leaflet (below) for Domnick Connolly and Laurence Fallon. Click on the image (right) for more details.

Leaflet for the Seanad Election in 2007. (Click on centre image to enlarge) and a business card from 2007.

Domnick's email is: cllrdconnolly@roscommoncoco.ie

 

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