Race to the Aras narrows after 'Super Monday' - and presidential campaigning at the Ploughing kicks off
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Race to the Aras narrows after 'Super Monday' - and presidential campaigning at the Ploughing kicks off
"Three candidates have been nominated by parties via the Oireachtas route - Catherine Connolly, Heather Humphreys and Jim Gavin Roscommon, Longford, Cork City, Galway City and Dublin City councils have opted not to nominate anyone Presidential hopefuls pull on the wellies for some campaigning at the Ploughing Championships"
"The presidential race has narrowed, with a number of local authorities deciding not to nominate any potential Independent candidates... and presidential candidates are pulling on their wellies, and hopefully leaving the white trousers at home, for a day at the Ploughing."
"Follow the latest developments in the presidential race on our Irish Independent live blog"
Three candidates — Catherine Connolly, Heather Humphreys and Jim Gavin — have been nominated via the Oireachtas route. Roscommon, Longford, Cork City, Galway City and Dublin City councils opted not to nominate anyone. Several local authorities declined to put forward potential Independent candidates, narrowing the field. Presidential hopefuls attended the Ploughing Championships for campaign appearances, wearing wellies and avoiding formal white trousers. Campaign activity continues across constituencies as nomination decisions by councils shape the candidate list and outreach efforts shift to public events and local engagements.
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