Mark Hughes gets past the Colmcille keeper Mark Kiernan on his way to scoring the first goal for Killoe in the SFC Round 3 clash Photo: Syl Healy
21/09/2021
21/09/2021
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It's been a long few days for the count staff checking and rechecking ballot papers, the candidates eagerly waiting election, the spectators who were there for the thrill of it and the media reporting every piece of information to the general public.
And, with such a fantastic facility like St Mary's Community Campus in Edgeworthstown, it was a given that, despite long hours of waiting, counting and waiting again, everyone would be comfortable.
Above is a collection of photographs taken by Michelle Ghee that will express the ups and downs of the local election count as it happened.
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