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Michael Clarke - Independent Ireland
A serving councillor for the last 15 years, Michael Clarke is a candidate for Independent Ireland.
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He runs a beef and sheep farm on the slopes of the Ox Mountains, he also has experience in exporting beef and livestock all over Europe.
A familiar face at Ballyshannon, Carrickgallon, Mohill, Drumshanbo, Dowra, Manorhamilton, and Ballymote Livestock sales, he is also involved in the hospital business.
Councillor Clarke owns and runs the Still Bar in Dromore West, County Sligo, and his son Paul owns and runs the Anchorage Bar and accommodation in Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim.
Councillor Clarke says he is committed to the delivery of the N17, N16, and the continuing upgrade of the N59, and the reopening of the Sligo to Claremorris Rail Line.
He was part of the initial delegations meeting Arlene Foster and Northern Ireland colleagues to advance the Collooney to Enniskillen Greenway and strongly believes Greenways and cycling lanes should be incorporated into all new and existing roadway projects.
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