Jim Codd

Jim Codd

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Jim Codd is a councillor from Wexford and a member of Aontú, contributing to the party's positions on social issues and government policy.

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Ireland Ireland: Local Aontú councillor Jim Codd expressed the community's devastation over the loss of Aoibheann Clarke. 8

Aoibheann Clarke
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Tributes paid to girl (16) who died while playing football match in Wexford – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Local Aontú councillor Jim Codd announced a specific information and advice clinic for affected households. 6

Ann Marie Lamb Ronan Kavanagh Ashling Keating George Lawlor James Browne
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Wexford housing estate residents issued with 36 eviction notices – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Codd, a local Aontú councillor, announced a specific information and advice clinic for affected households. 6

Ann Marie Lamb Ronan Kavanagh Ashling Keating George Lawlor
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Fear grips Wexford housing estate after 36 eviction notices issued – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jim Codd, local Aontú councillor, commented on the water mains affecting local areas. 5

Gerry Murphy Vivienne Clarke Aoife Mulhern Cathal Tracey John Brady Martin Wall David Cullinane Eddie Taaffe Gabriel Hines Michael Flynn Seamus Mccarthy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Weather warnings in place for 18 counties as Irish Rail suspends some services due to flooding – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Wexford councillor Jim Codd is one of the party's councillors. 5

Emer Toibin Liam Mulligan Peter Devin Peadar Toibin Paul Lawless Sarah O Reilly Deirdre Lawless Dave Boyhan Ellen Troy Adrian Rogers Gerard Sheehan Sarah Beasley
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Aontú members back ‘outright ban’ on people entering State after destroying travel documents – The Irish Times