Contrast of styles shows that visibility isn’t everything

IT’S not all about visibility. Hughie Baxter’s image is everywhere in the North West constituency.

Contrast of styles shows that visibility isn’t everything

As you move closer to his home turf in Co Roscommon, the posters become more numerous, those stylish three-quarter length mid-shots used by the Labour Party in the European elections.

Mr Baxter is, after all, contesting two elections. In one, the Europeans, he doesn't have a snowballs hope in hell. He's showing at single figures in the polls. But standing, he points out, was never about winning, more about establishing a bridgehead and cohesion in a constituency that was always barren territory for his party.

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