28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Sinn Fein’s Melissa O’Neill and Fine Gael’s Pat Dunphy have been elected to Kilkenny County Council, Piltown electoral area on the fifth count.
Result of fifth count in the South Kilkenny area, distribution of John Burke (non-party) 618 votes
Aylward Eamon (FF) 1,045 + 37 = 1,197
Breathnach, Tomas (Lab) 1,051 + 66 = 1,132
Burke, John (NP) 611 ELIMINATED
Byrne, Fintan (FG) 406 ELIMINATED
Doherty, Fidelis (FG) 979 + 5 = 1,053
Dunphy, Pat (FG) 1306 + 82 = 1,392
Fennelly, Brendan (FF) 421 ELIMINATED
Frisby, Ger (FF) 773 + 15 = 855
Gaule, Paddy (FG) 583 + 5 = 681
Long, Cora (FF) 664 + 75 = 785
Maher, John (FG) 666 + 90 = 765
O’Neill, Melissa (SF) 1,301 + 123 = 1,469
Walsh, Pat (FF) 506 ELIMINATED
Staff are now transferring Melissa O’Neill’s surplus of 105 votes
Peg Bermingham, who celebrates her 100th birthday this week
James Stephens captain Gavin Costigan receives the Junior Section B trophy from Kilkenny County Board Chairman Jimmy Walsh. Pic: Willie Dempsey
Sarah Crowley has been nominated for the Intermediate Players' Player of the Year award
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