The man charged with the murder of Ashling Murphy is escorted by gardaí PICTURE: Ger Rogers
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21 Jan 2022
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21 Jan 2022
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With 18 boxes tallied in Carrick-on-Suir, most from the rural areas, Fianna Fail's Imelda Goldsboro is well ahead with 27.3% of the vote. Closest to her is Mark Fitzgerald, Fine Gael, on 15.4% and then Independent Kevin O'Meara 11.2%.
Fine Gael's Louise McLoughlin is on 9.5%, Sinn Fein's David Dunne on 9%, Michael Cleere WUAG on 8% and Fianna Fail's Kieran Bourke on 7%.
Sitting Councillors David Dunne and Kieran Bourke will expect to pick up votes in the Carrick-on-Suir town boxes.
Meatloaf, whose death has been announced, played Semple Stadium in 1990
The initiative is being rolled out to schools across the country by Narrative 4 Ireland
Kendra Watson is presented with the national final trophy by Lions Clubs District Governor Ann Ellis. Also pictured: Stephanie Keating, Carrick Lions Club, contest judge Adam Harris
The sole focus for the Tipperary footballers at present is being prepared for their opening game in the national league against Waterford in Dungarvan on Sunday week, January 30, says Steven O'Brien
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