Parties face wait for Euro results

Northern Ireland’s politicians were tonight preparing for a nail-biting European Parliament election count with the Ulster Unionists and the nationalist SDLP expected to fight it out for the final seat.

Parties face wait for Euro results
Fri, 11 Jun, 2004 - 21:17

Northern Ireland’s politicians were tonight preparing for a nail-biting European Parliament election count with the Ulster Unionists and the nationalist SDLP expected to fight it out for the final seat.

The results of yesterday’s election will not be known until Monday when counting begins.

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