O'Dea sweeps board in Limerick East

Out-going Minister of Defence Willie O'Dea has polled more than double the number of votes he needed to be elected on the first count in Limerick East.

O'Dea sweeps board in Limerick East
Fri, 25 May, 2007 - 18:18
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Out-going Minister of Defence Willie O'Dea has polled more than double the number of votes he needed to be elected on the first count in Limerick East.

The quota was 8,230. Fianna Fáil's Mr O'Dea polled a stunning 19,082 and is therefore re-elected.

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