19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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SIXTH COUNT RESULT - Laois local election sixth count Portlaoise
Total poll 10,370
Invalid - 151
Valid poll - 10,219
Seats - 7
Quota - 1,278
Count 6:
Timothy Adejumo - Non-party - 381
Thomasina Connell - Fine Gael - 527
Tom Duffy - Non-party - 172
Dominic Dunne - Renua - 419
Caroline Dwane Stanley - Sinn Féin - 1,334
Catherine Fitzgerald - Fianna Fáil - 1,180
Naeem Iqbal - Non-party - 472
Donal Kelly - Fianna Fáil - 362
Pauline Madigan - Fianna Fáil - 356
Noel O’Rourke - Renua - 151
Mary Sweeney - Fine Gael - 1,195
Noel Tuohy - Labour Party - 1,122
No quota reached on this count - Distribute Noel O'Rourke's 151 votes
Caroline Dwane Stanley elected
JOHN JOE FENNELLY AND WILLIE AIRD ALREADY ELECTED IN FIRST COUNT
Portlaoise poll topper milks the success! #LE19
Count 6 Portlaoise LEA results #LE19 #localelection2019 #Laois pic.twitter.com/gxACA3V8Au
— Laois County Council (@LaoisCouncil) May 27, 2019
Some members of the Cardiac Physiology Team at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise L-R Richie Brophy, Grace Ward, Niamh Harding, Beatrice Bentley, Olivia Southey, Elaine Murphy, Dr Sean Fleming
File pic for illustration purposes
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