Gilmore hails ‘historic day’ for Labour

Labour leader Eamon Gilmore said that today represents 'an historic day' for his party.

Sat, 26 Feb, 2011 - 16:39

Labour leader Eamon Gilmore said that today represents 'an historic day' for his party.

Mr Gilmore was elected on the first count in Dun Laoghaire with 11,468 votes.

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CourtsGeneral ElectionPlace: Dun LaoghairePlace: Dublin NorthPlace: Dublin SouthPlace: Dublin WestPerson: GilmorePerson: Labour LabourPerson: Eamon GilmorePerson: Mary HanafinPerson: Barry AndrewsPerson: Sean BarrettPerson: Mary Mitchell O‘ConnorPerson: HanafinPerson: Richard Boyd-BarrettPerson: Ivana BacikPerson: James ReillyPerson: Shane RossPerson: Joe HigginsPerson: Clare DalyOrganisation: Labour PartyOrganisation: Fianna FáilOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: United Left Alliance
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