16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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General Election
The results of the fourth count in Laois-Offaly have been announced in Portlaoise.
The count distributed the transfers of the eliminated Pauline Flanagan of Fianna Fail.
FULL FOURTH COUNT RESULTS BELOW:
VALID POLL: 69,422
QUOTA: 11,571
* = Third Count Votes
Brian Stanley 16,654* (+) TOTAL - ELECTED (First Count)
Barry Cowen *8,919 (+ 211) TOTAL 9,130
Sean Fleming *8,198 (+916) TOTAL 9,106
Charlie Flanagan *7,675 (+116) TOTAL 7,791
Carol Nolan *6,362 (+72) TOTAL 6,434
Marcella Corcoran Kennedy *4,594 (+49) TOTAL 4,643
Peter Ormond *4,137 (+183) TOTAL 4,320
John Leahy *3,862 (+14) TOTAL 3,876
Pippa Hackett*3,991 (+90) TOTAL 4,081
Ken Smollen *3,261 (+13) TOTAL 3,274
Noel Tuohey *2,664 (+142) TOTAL 2,806
Pauline Flanagan *1,875 - ELIMINATED COUNT 3
Stephen Tynan *2,243 (+30) TOTAL 2,273 (ELIMINATED AS LOWEST CANDIDATE AFTER COUNT 4)
John Daly *557 - ELIMINATED COUNT 2
Noel O'Rourke *356 ELIMINATED COUNT 2
Stephen Tynan will now be eliminated and the transfers from his 2,243 votes will be distributed during the fifth count.
Official opening of the B.Braun Wellstone Dialysis Clinic in Portlaoise. Pictures: Michael Scully
Rory's stories star Rory O'Connor during one of his shows in Laois. Picture: Alf Harvey/HRPhoto.ie
Picture used by gardaí to warn about fireworks
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