The former TD and Senator was added this past week to run alongside McSharry in a two-candidate strategy in Sligo-Leitrim.

Sinn Féin's popularity continues to slide down, with more than 50 percent of the over 1000 people surveyed saying they're not fit for government.

The party rejected the Scramogue man's request to run alongside Ballygar GP Martin Daly, who narrowly beat him in a selection convention.

The 70-year-old, from Ballymote, will join Sligo councillor Edel McSharry in a two-candidate strategy in the constituency.

Fianna Fáil has rejected Murphy's request to be added - as it will only be running one candidate in the constituency.

He's hoping the party will add him to the ticket in Roscommon-Galway, so he can run alongside Ballygar GP Martin Daly.

Independent Gerry Dolan was a councillor for almost 33 years, and he's due to get just under €96,000.

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