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Candidates 2011

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      James Coyle

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      Constituency: Dublin South East

      James Coyle is a chartered accountant from Dublin. He stood as an independent candidate in the Dun Laoghaire Ward in the Local Elections in 2009. He will contest a Dail seat in Dublin South East as an Independent.



      Policies
      • Reduce rates for SMEs, cut the cost of doing business
      • A public sector pay freeze is not enough; we need real cuts across the board and we need them now
      • Create a new fund for Ireland used to develop new industries and environmentally sustainable enterprises

       

      Did you know?

      Coyle has worked in Australia and Papua New Guinea.


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      • Joanne Collins 319 days ago #
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        I work as a healthcare worker and there is no way I can afford any more cuts. I have already taken a cut of over a €1000net in my monthly take home pay. That has a massive impact on what was already a fairly modest income. I can’t take anymore cuts.

        I work very hard, we are already short staffed due to hiring embargos. If you cut our pay anymore we will no longer be able to live in Dublin. I am struggling now. I rent a room, have a 10 year old small car and do not lead a lavish lifestyle. I cannot take any more cuts and I’m disgusted to see that you would like to cut my income further.

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