Leaflet from Seamus Healy -Independent – Tipperary #GE2020 February 7, 2020

A Leaflet from Seamus Healy running as an Independent in Tipperary.
Many thanks to the sender

Leaflet from Seamus Healy – WUAG- Tipperary #ge16 January 20, 2016

A leaflet from Clonmel based TD Seamus Healy who is running in Tipperary for The Workers and Unemployed Group. He is also running under the Right2Change platform.
Many thanks to the sender.

2006 Letter from the ‘Campaign for an Independent Left (CIL)’ October 27, 2015

A 2006 letter from the Cllr Joan Collins of the ‘Campaign for an Independent Left’. The ‘Campaign for an Independent Left’ consisted at the time of Joan Collins and the group of activists around her, The Irish Socialist Network, some other Dublin and Kildare based activists as well as WUAG being affiliated. Various parties left until the group in Dublin South Central and Dublin Central joined The People Before Profit Alliance.
Should anyone have a copy of the “Independent Left” Newsletter I’d love a copy.
Many thanks to the sender

Leaflet from Pat English, Pearl Sheehan, Martina Maher -WUAG -Clonmel April 6, 2014

A leaflet from The Workers and Unemployed Action Group for their candidates Pat English, Pearl Sheehan and Martina Maher who are all running in Cahir Clonmel for seat on Tipperary County Council.
The WUAG website
Many thanks to the sender

“Enough is Enough. Vote No to Austerity” Leaflet from WUAG May 29, 2012

From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum an”Enough is Enough. Vote No to Austerity” Leaflet from The Workers and Unemployed Action Group (WUAG).
Via the WUAG site

Do not be misled by other candidates that ‘Healy Will Fly In’- Seamus Healy Ad-Tipperary South February 17, 2011

In reaction to the constituency poll published in last Mondays Irish Times which showed Seamus Healy winning a seat on the first count… the following ad was placed in the Local Paper.
Do not be misled by other candidates that ‘Healy Will Fly In’

“In Nobody’s Pocket” -Seamus Healy-Independent(ULA) -2011 GE Tipperary South February 3, 2011

First off many thanks to the sender. An ad for Seamus Healy of the Clonmel Workers and Unemployed Action Group (United Left Alliance) running in South Tipperary.

Ad for Seamus Healy- WUAG (ULA) -Tipperary South -2011 General Election January 27, 2011

From the 2011 General Election an ad for Workers and Unemployed Movement (United Left Alliance) candidate Seamus Healy running in Tipperary South. Healy, who lost his seat in the 2007 election, is seen as having a great chance of regaining it this time around.
Many thanks to the sender.

Leaflet for Seamus Healy -WUAG -Tipperary South 2011 General Election January 2, 2011

A leaflet for the forthcoming General election from Seamus Healy of The Workers and Unemployed Action Group (WUAG).
The Clonmel based WUAG was founded in 1985 and Healy has been a Councillor for the majority of the time since. It currently has five councillors Seamus Healy, Billy Shoer ,Pat English, Brian O’Donnell and Teresa Ryan on Clonmel UDC. Martin Henzey was elected to Carrick on Suir Town Council in 2009. It also has two county Councillors.
It is contesting the forthcoming General Election as part of the United Left Alliance. It has been to the forefront of the campaign to Save Clonmel Hospital.
Apologies for the size of the print.

Posters for Pat English, Seamus Healy, Brian O’Donnell, Teresa Ryan, Billy Shoer -WUAG – 2009 LE Clonmel January 1, 2011

From the 2009 Local elections Posters for The Workers and Unemployed Group candidates Pat English, Seamus Healy, Brian O’Donnell, Teresa Ryan and Billy Shoer running in Clonmel.
All were elected to Clonmel UDC, with English and Healy elected to the County Council.
WUAG is contesting the forthcoming General Election as part of the United Left Alliance.

Paddy Healy -Independent -Seanad 2007 April 13, 2010

From the 2007 Seanad Elections, Former head of the TUI Paddy Healy who is currently chair of the National Public Services Alliance.
He has a long history of involvement with the Left and was a founding member of the League for a Workers’ Republic. He stood a number of Times for the Dail in Dublin North East, in 1981 he ran on a H Block ticket but was never elected to the Dail.
His Brother, Seamus Healy of the Clonmel based Workers and Unemployed Group (WUAG) spent between 2000 and 2007 in the Dail and is tipped by many for a return at the next election.