Macra news: Welcome for quota end ahead of election

The Macra presidential and vice presidential elections will take place in the Irish Farm Centre in Dublin on Tuesday.
Macra news: Welcome for quota end ahead of election
Thu, 02 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Claire Sutton

Each Macra club has one vote and the proportional representation system will be used. Ballots will be opened in front of the returning officer, the independent scrutineer, and also those attending the count, which is open to the public and is expected to get under way at about 2.30pm.

Updates will also be posted throughout the count on the Macra Twitter account — Twitter.com/MacranaFeirme #macraelection.

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