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At a glance: The 12 candidates battling it out for a seat in the Ballymahon municipal district
There are 12 candidates bidding to win one of the six seats on offer in Ballymahon Municipal District in Friday's local elections.
The six outgoing sitting councillors are bidding to retain their seats.
You can follow all the election counting, news and views on our Longford Leader: Elections 2019 Live blog
Ballymahon Municipal District (12 candidates, 6 seats)
* Mick Cahill (Fianna Fáil)
* Mark Casey (Independent)
Brigid Duffy (Fianna Fáil)
* Gerard Farrell (Fine Gael)
John Kenny (Fianna Fáil)
Charlie McMonagle (Independent)
Tony Moran (Independent)
* Colm Murray (Fine Gael)
* Pat O'Toole (Fianna Fáil)
* Paul Ross (Fine Gael)
Geraldine Ryan (Sinn Féin)
PJ Walsh (Independent)
* denotes sitting councillor
Also read: Newcomers will struggle to take Ballymahon seats in upcoming elections
Also read: At a glance: The 16 candidates battling it out for a seat in the Longford municipal district
Also read: At a glance: The 11 candidates battling it out for a seat in the Granard municipal district
Wolfe Tones and Longford hurler Cathal Mullane with his wife Edel and daughters Hollie & Marnie Picture: Syl Healy
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