File:Michael D. Higgins with Derek Nolan and Eamon Gilmore 2009.jpg
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| Description | Irish Labour Party politicians Michael D. Higgins (left), Derek Nolan (centre), and party leader Eamon Gilmore (right), during the 2009 local elections campaign, in which Nolan took a seat on Galway City Council for the first time. Nolan was later selected to run for the Labour Party in the Galway West constituency in the Irish general election, 2011, hoping to succeed Higgins. |
| Date | Taken on 15 May 2009, 13:21 |
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Eamon Gilmore Labour Party canvass Galway city - from Galway City Tribune
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| Author | Derek Nolan |
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