25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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Fine Gael's Michael Fitzgerald is on course for a huge personal vote. He sits on 22.1% in the Cashel Tipperary area with 63% of the boxes opened. His nearest challenger is nearly 10 points behind. Fianna Fail's Roger Kennedy on 12.9%. Next come two other Fine Gael candidates Mary Hannah Hourigan 12.5% and Declan Burgess on 11.9%. The fourth Fine Gael candidate John Crosse is on 8%. Fianna Fail Jacqui Finnan has picked up to get to 6.6% with Sinn Fein's Martin Browne on 6.5% followed by his party colleague Tony Black on 5.7%.
Deputy Martin Browne: concerns for rural Ireland under LEADER funding
Referee David Grogan with captain Roger O'Connor (Arravale Rovers) and Padraig O'Leary (Sean Treacys) before last Friday night’s semi-final. Pic: John O'Shea
Woman charged after Tipperary gardaí seize suspected cannabis plants
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