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Count staff in the Portlaoise Local Electoral Area.
Counting has resumed in the Laois Local Election this morning after being adjourned last night.
Counting in the Borris-in-Ossory Mountmellick Local Electoral Area has now begun. The doubtful votes in Portlaoise are also being scrutinised by candidates.
Earlier this morning returning officer Donal Brennan opened the sealed room where votes were kept overnight at the venue in the Kea Lew Business Park.
Returning officer Donal Brennan has just opened the sealed room where votes were kept overnight at the count centre in Portlaoise. Counting is expected to get underway shortly.. #laois #localelections24 pic.twitter.com/UXRgmH8ukK
— Leinster Express / Laois Live (@LaoisNews) June 9, 2024
Despite candidates being elected across the country, Laois is yet to declare anyone.
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