Temporary Lord Mayor of Dublin elected

The Capital’s new Lord Mayor was elected overnight, for what may be the shortest reign in the history of the city.

Temporary Lord Mayor of Dublin elected
Tue, 11 Jun, 2002 - 10:55

The Capital’s new Lord Mayor was elected overnight, for what may be the shortest reign in the history of the city.

Anthony Creevey, a Fianna Fail councillor, will only hold the post for three weeks, before he is removed.

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