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Final push set to send Fahy back to City Council

Sitting Fine Gael Councillor Frank Fahy is edging towards election following the second count for Galway City Central...

Cheevers and McDonnell re-elected in Galway City East

Two sitting councillors have been re-elected in Galway City East. Fianna Fáil’s Alan Cheevers, poll-topper, and In...

Cheevers closes in on the quota in Galway City East

The count for Galway City East is slowly edging towards the election of its first candidate, with Fianna Fáil’s Cllr ...

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Keogh eliminated on ninth count in City East

Fine Gael’s Aisling Keogh has been eliminated on the ninth count, bringing the counting of votes in City East to a close until Sunday morning at 9....

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Big guns power home in Galway City Central first count

It was three in a row for Mike Cubbard who became the first ever candidate in the history of Galway City Central to top the poll, a third successiv...

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Larkin hangs in as Mathias is eliminated

A glut of transfers from eliminated The Irish People candidate Jacinta Gibbons will keep Independent Ireland Cllr Noel Larkin in the City East race...

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City East goes to eighth count

The Irish People party’s Jacinta Gibbons has been eliminated on the seventh count for Galway City East, after the Green Party, Social Democrats and...

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Second PBP candidate eliminated in City East

Conor Burke has become the second Solidarity People Before Profit candidate to be eliminated in Galway City East. Burke was knocked-out on the s...

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Cheevers closes in on City East seat

Aontú’s Cormac Ó Corcoráin has been eliminated on the fifth count for Galway City East. Now into the sixth count, poll-topper Cllr Alan Cheevers...


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