25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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New councillor Michael Delaney is held aloft after his election on count 4
North Kilkenny has a new councillor this afternoon, with the election of Michael Delaney from Tullaroan. He retains the Fianna Fail seat in the area held by Pat Millea for many years.
After count 4, Michael McCarthy's surplus votes of 144 have been distributed.
Michael Delaney: (104) 1520.
Denis Hynes: (11) 1201.
Joseph Kavanagh (13) 590.
Patrick O' Neill Snr (16). 980.
As the votes of Michael Delaney exceed the quota, he has been elected. Michael Delaney's surplus of 73, John brennan's 46 cannot materially affect the count. Anne Marie Walsh has therefore excluded the lowest-returning candidate and is distributing his vote.)
Fonsie Mealy, Mealy Auctioneers with artist Eamon Colman at Lyrath Estate
Sola will perform at Rothe House on November 13
As fast as lightning! The start of a race at Church Hill National School in Cuffesgrange for the Great Pink Run PICTURE: HARRY REID
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
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