
Gerry Howlin
Gerry Howlin is a seasoned political strategist and former senior adviser to Fianna Fáil governments. With a reputation for insightful commentary, he has engaged with various political figures and issues, contributing to discussions about leadership and public service. Recently, he has been evaluating potential candidates for the presidential race in Ireland, expressing concerns about the viability of candidates like Jim Gavin, who may lack political experience despite their strong backgrounds in public service and sports.
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Gerry Howlin is a columnist and was a special adviser to Taoiseach Bertie Ahern.
Four things Heather Humphreys and Catherine Connolly should do in the final days – The Irish TimesGerry Howlin expressed that he had to Google Jim Gavin to find out about him, indicating Gavin's limited reach.
A timeline of Jim Gavin’s short-lived push for the presidency – The Irish TimesGerry Howlin, a former senior adviser to Fianna Fáil governments, expressed uncertainty about Gavin's public appeal.
Former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin as Fianna Fáil’s presidential candidate? The pros and cons – The Irish Times


















