Labour Party of Northern Ireland - Early Elections

Early Elections

The party stood several candidates in the 1985 local government elections, none of whom were successful.

The group ran unsuccessful candidates in the 1989 local elections and the 1989 European Parliament election, after which the Labour '87 coalition seems to have been dropped. The LPNI survived a little longer, but appears to have dissolved in 1990.

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