Lowry elected on first count in Tipperary North

Ex Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry has topped the poll in Tipperary North.

Lowry elected on first count in Tipperary North
Fri, 25 May, 2007 - 19:48

Ex Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry has topped the poll in Tipperary North.

He got 12,919 first preferences votes on a quota of 11,108 while Fianna Fáil's Michael Smith was second on 7,871 votes.

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