Fianna Fáil faces court battles over election delays

The Government is tonight facing two more potentially damaging court battles over delayed by-elections.

Fianna Fáil faces court battles over election delays
Thu, 04 Nov, 2010 - 17:10

The Government is tonight facing two more potentially damaging court battles over delayed by-elections.

As the row over four empty Dáil seats deepened, Thursday November 25 was set for the long-awaited Donegal South-West poll, but Taoiseach Brian Cowen has refused to budge on other votes.

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CourtsByelections 2019Place: Donegal South-WestPlace: WaterfordPlace: Dublin SouthPlace: Donegal North-EastPlace: Donegal SouthPerson: TaoiseachPerson: Brian CowenPerson: Enda KennyPerson: KennyPerson: Eamon GilmorePerson: GilmorePerson: Caoimhghín Ó CaoláinPerson: Sinn FeinPerson: Nicholas KearnsPerson: Senator Pearse DohertyPerson: George LeePerson: Martin CullenPerson: SenatorPerson: DohertyPerson: Government Chief WhipPerson: John CurranOrganisation: Fianna FáilOrganisation: DáilOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Dublin SouthOrganisation: TDOrganisation: Supreme CourtOrganisation: Waterford
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