21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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General Election 2020 first count results from Longford Westmeath #GE2020
The results of the first count in Longford-Westmeath are in:
Total poll: 56,883
Quota: 11,277
BURKE, Peter (Fine Gael) 6617
CARRIGY, Micheál (Fine Gael) 6334
CLARKE, Sorca (Sinn Féin) 11848 (Elected)
FLAHERTY, Joe (Fianna Fáil) 7666
HEAVIN, Louise (Green Party) 2325
JACKSON, Donal (Independent) 71
KAVANAGH, Anna (Independent) 334
KILBRIDE, Frank (Independent) 197
MANGAN, Alan 'Budda' (Labour) 1904
McFADDEN, Gab (Fine Gael) 1411
MORAN, Kevin ‘Boxer’ (Independent) 6730
PARKER, Dom (Solidarity) 221
REYNOLDS, James (The National Party) 983
SMYTH, Barbara (People Before Profit) 411
TROY, Robert (Fianna Fáil) 9331
Longford Train Station, where gardaí were called to find a homeless mother of 12 lying asleep in front of a bus as it prepared to depart
Inland Fisheries are appealing to members of the Longford public to submit their views on the future management of the Wild Salmon and Sea Trout Tagging Scheme.
The number of people claiming Pandemic Unemployment Payment in Longford is continuing to fall
Minister Harris is 'encouraged' by antigen testing at third level colleges
Gardai renew appeal for witnesses of collision which left woman seriously injured
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