25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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Newly elected Cllr Pat Fitzpatrick is held aloft in celebration by jubilant supporters
After months of campaigning and hours of counting, the first person has been elected to Kilkenny County Council.
Castlecomer's Pat Fitzpatrick, who was seeking re-election for Fianna Fail, polled more than one and a half quotas to take a seat on the first count.
Cllr Fitzpatrick got 2,249 first preference votes. The quota was 1,447.
The second count has now begun and that will be the distribution of Cllr Fitzpatrick's surplus vote of 802 votes.
Shamrocks full back Joey Holden attempts to fend off the challenge of Conor Browne during the Kilkenny SHC semi-final on Sunday afternoon. Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
Conor Heary celebrates scoring a crucial late point for O'Loughlin Gaels. Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
Hayleigh Hill (graduate of 2020 programme)
Hybrid Science Week: Hundreds of events taking place both virtually and in-person Science Week partnering with Creating Our Future campaign
Picture: Waterford/Carlow/Kilkenny Gardai
Mayor Andrew McGuinness cuts the ribbon on the new premises with Emma McGuinness and Denise Simpson
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