#Elections2019: 'I didn't have a campaign'- Greens win unlikely seat in Cobh

Alan O'Connor (35) who worked in the Natural History Collections at the National Museum in Dublin, had just completed a teacher training course.

#Elections2019: 'I didn't have a campaign'- Greens win unlikely seat in Cobh
Sun, 26 May, 2019 - 17:01
Eddie Cassidy

The Green Party has won an unlikely seat on Cork County Council.

Alan O'Connor (35) who worked in the Natural History Collections at the National Museum in Dublin, had just completed a teacher training course.

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