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Snowy start to counting in Portlaoise.
Laois Offaly counting is underway but snowy weather that has descended on Portlaoise looks set to affect the turnout of candidates and their supporters for the remaining seats on offer.
With a blizzard forecast by Met Éireann, snow is falling outside the turnout.
With little to be fought about in terms of who wins the Laois Offaly seats the weather could turn out to be the big story of the day in Laois as Mountmellick is being threatened by flooding.
Two Laois houses getting flooded during 'downpours'
L-r: Margaret Sheeran , Clinical Midwife Specialist in Lactation, Mohana Vamsi Dintakurti (Dad) Sokimya Addapalli (Mom) Advika Vamsi Dantakurti (baby), Claire Fitzpatrick, Clinical Midwife Specialist
Gardaí want your help in locating this man
Denis Ryan, Sandra Hanniffy , Maureen Bradley from Co. Laois
Finance Minister Paschal Naughton (centre) responding to media questions with (from left), FG colleagues Cllr Thomasina Connell, Cllr Neil Feighery, Cllr John Clendennen and Deputy Charlie Flanagan
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