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Two FF candidates elected on first count in Carlow-Kilkenny

The closely fought Carlow-Kilkenny contingency has returned two Fianna Fáil deputies on the first count.

Two FF candidates elected on first count in Carlow-Kilkenny

Fri, 25 May, 2007 - 18:39

The closely fought Carlow-Kilkenny contingency has returned two Fianna Fáil deputies on the first count.

Bobby Aylward and John McGuinness have both exceeded the quota of 11,276, polling 11,600 and 11,635 respectively.

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Courts General Election Place: Carlow Place: Kilkenny Person: Bobby Aylward Person: John McGuinness Person: MJ Nolan Person: Mary White Organisation: FF Organisation: Fianna Fáil Organisation: Green Party

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