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The local elections are less than six weeks away and the Limerick Leader has added a new section to its award winning website – Elections 2019. You’ll find it near the top of the home page alongside news and sport.
Among news stories relating to the local elections, European elections, directly elected mayor plebiscite and divorce referendum, there will be profiles of some of the candidates vying for seats on Limerick city and county council – this latter feature is sponsored content. Below are links to some of the candidates profiled so far.
Tom Ruddle, Fine Gael, Newcastle West
Brian O’Connor, Fine Gael, Limerick City North
Anne Cronin, Labour, Limerick City North
Leo Walsh, Fine Gael, Adare-Rathkeale
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