Kelleher vows to be strong voice on Brexit

Fianna Fáil’s Billy Kelleher has vowed to act as a strong voice on Brexit after becoming the second elected MEP in the Ireland South constituency.

Kelleher vows to be strong voice on Brexit
Thu, 30 May, 2019 - 00:50

By Elaine Loughlin and Kevin O'Neill

Fianna Fáil’s Billy Kelleher has vowed to act as a strong voice on Brexit after becoming the second elected MEP in the Ireland South constituency. After a day of nail-biting action and four days of counting, Mr Kelleher finally got over the line on the 17th count when the votes of his party colleague, Malcolm Byrne, were distributed.

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CourtsElections 2019Place: Ireland South constituencyPlace: Nemo RangersPlace: EuropePerson: KelleherPerson: Billy KelleherPerson: Elaine LoughlinPerson: Kevin O'NeillPerson: Malcolm ByrnePerson: Liadh Ní RiadaPerson: Deirdre ClunePerson: Grace O’SullivanPerson: Mick WallacePerson: ByrnePerson: ClunePerson: TánaistePerson: Simon CoveneyEvent: Brexit Fianna FáilEvent: BrexitOrganisation: Fianna FáilOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: Green PartyOrganisation: European Union
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