'Nealon's Guide' has been the most authoritative political work of reference in Ireland for over twenty years. The guide to the 27th Dail and Seanad follows on the general election of 25th November 1992, which produced the present Fianna Fail / Labour coalition. All the usual features are here, laid out in the now familiar and easy-to-follow style. Complete counts from all Dail and Seanad constituencies, comprehensive lists of cabinet and ministerial appointments, pen portraits and essential information on all TDs and Senators, and political analysis by Shane Kenny of RTE. The introduction is provided by the former TD, Senator and General Secretary of the Labour Party, Brendan Halligan.
'Nealon's Guide' has been the most authoritative political work of reference in Ireland for over twenty years. The guide to the 27th Dail and Seanad follows on the general election of 25th November 1992, which produced the present Fianna Fail / Labour coalition. All the usual features are here, laid out in the now familiar and easy-to-follow style. Complete counts from all Dail and Seanad constituencies, comprehensive lists of cabinet and ministerial appointments, pen portraits and essential information on all TDs and Senators, and political analysis by Shane Kenny of RTE. The introduction is provided by the former TD, Senator and General Secretary of the Labour Party, Brendan Halligan.
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Ted Nealon was for twelve years a broadcaster on RTE political and current affairs programmes and received a Jacobs National Television Award for his skill and expertise in the interpretation and analysis of Government Information Services 1975 - 1977. In the 1981 general election he was elected a Dail deputy for Sligo-Leitrim constituency and was appointed Minister of State for Arts and Culture. He is a Commandant dans L'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, 1985, French Government. He is a native of Coolrecull, Adare, Co. Sligo.
Ted Nealon was for twelve years a broadcaster on RTE political and current affairs programmes and received a Jacobs National Television Award for his skill and expertise in the interpretation and analysis of Government Information Services 1975 - 1977. In the 1981 general election he was elected a Dail deputy for Sligo-Leitrim constituency and was appointed Minister of State for Arts and Culture. He is a Commandant dans L'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, 1985, French Government. He is a native of Coolrecull, Adare, Co. Sligo.
