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WE DON’T HEAR much from Eamon Gilmore since he resigned as Labour leader and tánaiste in the summer but we do like a good blast from the past.
Here’s an election leaflet from the 1992 general election when Gilmore was running as Democratic Left candidate.
The wonderful Irish Election Literature is a really treasure trove for political junkies and those who enjoy good fashion:
Yep, he’s wearing a poloneck. No biggie. After all, this is the man who brought looking totally laid back in campaign posters to a new level.
Seeing as he’s now solely focused on being a Labour backbencher these days we reckon Eamon should start a campaign to revive the polo neck.
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