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Experienced Longford Municipal Distict Fine Gael councillor Peggy Nolan described this election 'as one of the most difficult elections ever in my 25 years involvement in local government'.
She added, "I couldn't read it any stage."
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Cllr Nolan, who received 882 votes according to tallies and she said she received a 'fabulous reception on doorsteps' and I'm 'hopefully going to be re-elected to fulfill the wishes of the people'
Longford #LE24: Final tallies from Longford MD show Hagan in front
She said she was absolutely thrilled for Gerry Hagan (FG), Martin Monaghan (FF) and Seamus Butler (FF), her council colleagues. "I know their worth and I hope they think they same about me because we work as a team."
Longford #LE24: Outgoing FG councillor John Browne gives thoughts on election
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