#Elections2019: Traveller activist vows to continue his campaigning work

A Traveller activist who ran in the local elections in Cork city plans to continue his campaigning work despite failing to win a seat.

Sun, 26 May, 2019 - 19:51

Eoin English

A Traveller activist who ran in the local elections in Cork city plans to continue his campaigning work despite failing to win a seat.

TJ Hogan, 24, from Farranree, a candidate in the Cork North West local electoral area, was eliminated on the fifth count today after polling 246 votes.

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Courts Elections 2019 TJ Hogan Place: Cork Place: Farranree Place: Cork North West local electoral area Place: Knocknaheeny Place: Rathpeacon Place: Killeens Place: Blackpool Person: Traveller Person: TJ Hogan Person: Emily-Rose Person: TJ Organisation: Cork Institute of Technology Organisation: CIT

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