Harty’s departure prompts scramble for fourth Clare seat

The departure of Michael Harty, who was elected an Independent TD in 2016 after running a successful ‘No Doctor, No Village’ campaign, now makes Clare an interesting one to watch.

Harty’s departure prompts scramble for fourth Clare seat
Mon, 20 Jan, 2020 - 06:00
Elaine Loughlin

The departure of Michael Harty, who was elected an Independent TD in 2016 after running a successful ‘No Doctor, No Village’ campaign, now makes Clare an interesting one to watch.

A scramble for the fourth seat is now on the cards, meaning transfers and tight vote management will be key.

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