27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Nenagh tallies reveal a seat gain for Labour?
Labour party in Tipp could buck the national trend by gaining in Tipperary
The Labour Party in Tipperary could be set to double its representation on Tipperary County Council, with outgoing Cllr Fiona Bonfield possibly being joined by Louise Morgan-Walsh who is polling very well.
Cllr Bonfield is topping the poll in the Newport electoral area, while Louise Morgan Walsh has 1014 votes and would take the fifth and final seat, were the election to be counted in a first past the post basis.
However, with transfers to come into play, anything could happen - the first four past the post according to tallies are: Joe Hannigan (2057), Michael O'Meara (1509), Ger Darcy (1256) and Seamus Morris (1016). And then, Louise Morgan-Walsh (1014). The closest is outgoing Cllr Hughie McGrath who has 994 votes and who is considered very transfer friendly. Next then is FF Brendan Murphy who is back at 484 votes.
Sam Bennett pictured is to be accorded a virtual civic reception by Tipperary County Council next week
All visitors to Tipperary University Hospital are requested to wear face masks and are asked not to remove them for the duration of the visit
Evelyn Maher Templemore who captured the Munster Novice Cross Country title at The Turnpike on Sunday last.
Darren Quinn, CEO of Silvermines Hydro with Deputy Alan Kelly at the launch of the Silvermines Hydro project in 2016
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