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12 Jan 2026
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12 Jan 2026
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Peadar O’Donnell is focused on the elderly, those in nursing homes and in care. John O’Heney from Lattin is a genuine, enthusiastic politician. John McGrath is running for The National Party which was formed in 2016. The Hollyford native is passionate about change so depending on how big an issue immigration is - or isn’t - may decide if he can get elected or not.
Change horse or “same again” this time? It is hard this week to escape the madness and the anticipation of a democratic election. Expects twists and one or two newcomers to the council. Who? All to play for.
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