Brian Fearon

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

Well that’s a wrap folks. Although I wasn’t elected this time it has been a great experience and I loved getting around the area and having the craic with you.

Anyone who knows me will know that I will continue to fight for our families, workers and community as a Councillor and I remain determined to effect that change that is badly needed.

Thank you to every single person who voted for me and who voted for our message of change. Thank you to my family and Fionnghuala for all their support over the past 4 weeks.

I am waiting for my comrades Ruairí Ó Murchú to be re-elected and Joanna Byrne to be elected in Drogheda and can promise they will be fine representatives of the County.

I look forward to continuing to work with them here at local level.

It has been a blast and I enjoyed every minute of it. ✊✊

[Eoin Ó Broin @EOBroin]

Homelessness up again! Another record high!

🆘Adults 10,321 (+122)
🆘Children 4,645 (+88)
🆘Total 14,966 (+210)
🆘Families 2161 (+28)
🆘Singles 6733 (+52)
🆘Pensioners 227 (-)

Do you want 5 more years of this?

Then vote to change the Govt

Vote to fix housing. Vótáil Sinn Féin

[Chris Hazzard MP @ChrisHazzardSF]

Johnny Guirke is a champion for Meath, for its workers, and families struggling with a housing crisis and the crippling cost of living

It’s been a real pleasure to campaign alongside him in #MeathWest

If you’ve a vote in today’s election, use it 🗳️

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

The big day has arrived. This is YOUR chance to CHANGE the government.

Vote the GOAT Antóin Watters 1

Ruairi O Murchú 2
Joanna Bryne 3

Polling booths open until 10pm

Bring your ID and make sure your ballot paper has been punched by the staff (otherwise it will be deemed invalid)

[Seán Carey @seanogcarey]

Vote FF get FF/FG
Vote FG get FF/FG
Vote Labour get FF/FG
Vote Greens get FF/FG
Vote Aontú get FF/FG
Vote independent get FF/FG

Vote (and transfer) SF, SD, P4P

Get a historic new government

New opportunity
New investment in broken communities
#Time4Change

[Chris Hazzard MP @ChrisHazzardSF]

Chatting to an elderly couple of Fianna Fáil voters in Oldcastle, Co Meath today who were disgusted at Micheál Martin’s comments yesterday on the north

Can’t help but think there is a widening gulf between FF grassroots & Martin’s sneering attitude to northern nationalists

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

Tomorrow, by voting Sinn Féin, you can get this Government out.

Momentum is with us. Together, we can do this!

But it’s in your hands https://t.co/eTYq9437R0 Sinn Féin, and if you’re not a Sinn Féin voter, then lend your vote to Sinn https://t.co/KHCX7XIrQq to change the Government. Vótáil Sinn Féin.

Vote Councillor Antóin Watters 1
Vote Ruairí Ó Murchú TD 2
Vote Councillor Joanna Byrne 3

#votethegoat

[Tehran Tadhg @TadhgHickey]

My hot take on #GE24

#votelefttransferleft

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

On Friday vote Watters No.1 #votethegoat

Vote Sinn Féin 1,2 &3 in Louth.

[Jamie Ní Dhuinn ✨ @jnidhuinn]

I’ve never formally had political party membership so to speak - but I have always voted for left parties. Finally decided to sign up and pay for membership to @sinnfeinireland

They’re the only party in this country I’ve any faith for change in. It’s time for a new government.

[Mary Lou McDonald @MaryLouMcDonald]

We have the team ready to deliver change!

We can do this. But it’s in your hands now.

This Friday vote to change the government. Vótáil Sinn Féin!

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

After going door to door and receiving phone calls on the campaign trail, I think a few things need to be clarified.

I absolutely support the concerns and worries of local people regarding the greenway. I support and understand those who are opposed to it. I do NOT support CPOs or the greenway affecting local farms or homes. If the greenway can not be achieved without the agreement of all the affected landowners, it should not be built, in my opinion.

Myself and other councillors organised the public meetings to ensure people knew about the proposed plans and were making their submissons for or against these plans to the council. I made a submission myself and have helped people make theirs. As councillors it is our job to represent ALL local people, for or against the greenway, regardless of our personal opinions.

I was the first councillor to request that all submissions be answered, and I am delighted that this will go ahead, with answers due in the new year.

My party colleagues and I made multiple requests to meet the Protect Cooley Peninsula group, via email. They were unable/unwilling to meet us before the general election, and as a group, we felt we couldn’t sign the declaration without this meeting taking place. I'm awaiting their response.

This is the stage we are at, asking the community for their opinions and replies to be given.

If you would like to discuss your concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me and I will once again confirm I am not in favours of CPOs.

You can also listen to me speaking about the greenway on the Dundalk FM debate from yesterday.
https://t.co/IMI9cMmlOX

[Sir Stevo Timothy @SirStevoTimothy]

We never learn

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

The election's just been called for the 29th of November.

The only way to get a change of Government is to vote for Sinn Féin.

Vote to change the government. Vote Antóin Watters, Ruairí Ó Murchú and Joanna Byrne in Louth

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

1/2 Thrilled to be officially selected as a candidate to contest the upcoming General Election.

It is 8 years this month, since I began to represent the people of North Louth as your Councillor.

[Cllr Antóin Watters @cllrawatters]

Delighted to help organise another joint Halloween fireworks display tonight with Omeath and Warrenpoint.

Guaranteed to be a great show.

Happy Halloween Folks 🎃🎃🎃

[Chris Hazzard MP @ChrisHazzardSF]

It is dizzying to see the mental gymnastics required to avoid the fact that Ireland’s largest ever haul of crystal meth was being shipped into the country by a Fine Gael bag man

The financial backer of the party was even being groomed as a General Election candidate by Fine Gael