Runners and riders in race for Dáil

THE runners and riders for the race to be a member of the 30th Dáil have been finalised.

Runners and riders in race for Dáil
Wed, 09 May, 2007 - 01:00
Conor Ryan

At midday yesterday city sheriff Martin Harvey and his counterpart for the county, Michael O’Driscoll, closed the book on nominations of candidates.

The 51 people registered still have until midday today if second thoughts set in.

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