A man accused of reversing at high speed into a busy residential estate in Longford town in a bid to give gardaí the slip has been banned from driving for two years and fined a total of €700
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Elections 2019: Fianna Fáil secures 37.8% of first preference vote in Longford municipal district
Fianna Fáil secured 37.8% of the first preference vote in the Longford municipal district.
Also read: Elections 2019: 1,027 more votes cast in Longford municipal district than in 2014 but turnout falls by 5%
FF, buoyed by the 1,053 poll topping exploits of Cllr Joe Flaherty, secured 2,533 number ones in the 6,701 valid poll.
Fine Gael's four candidates captured in Longford MD captured 34.3% (2,296) of the first preference vote and Independents took 21.2% (1,420).
Also: See the Longford Leader: Elections 2019 Live Blog
Sinn Féin's candidate Tena Keown received 356 first preferences or 5.3% and the Solidarity People Before Profit candidate Barbara Smyth obtained 96 first preferences, 1.4%.
Derek Ryan is among the leading stars lined up for this year's “Cowboys and Heroes,” Country Music and Americana Festival
Oliver Goldsmith Festival committee members and local actors Michael Conlon, Arthur Conlon, Donall Mac an Bheatha and Katie Farrell discover the 'Hidden Heartlands' of Longford and Westmeath
A man accused of reversing at high speed into a busy residential estate in Longford town in a bid to give gardaí the slip has been banned from driving for two years and fined a total of €700
Longford palliative care nurses
Claire Byrne's TV show on RTE to end after 'seven successful years'
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