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27 Sept 2022
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27 Sept 2022
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With Martin Kenny from Sinn Féin the only candidate elected after 9 counts in the Sligo-Leitrim constituency the most valuable currency at the count centre in the Sligo Park hotel is, without doubt, transfers.
Marian Harkin seems sure to take the second seat and has enlisted the assistance of all her family to keep a watchful eye on where the transfers are going.
With just less than 800 votes separating the former MEP and Fianna Fail's Marc MacSharry, every single vote is of paramount importance.
Marian is pictured with the youngest family member little Joey Gorman, her son John, Jackie Harkin Gorman and Niamh Harkin and with Ray MacSharry who came over to congratulate Marian.
UPDATE: After the tenth count the margin had increased to over 1,000.
St Patrick's Hospital in Carrick-on-Shannon is to be replaced by a 90 bed community hospital.
To show their support for North West STOP, all the Glencar Manorhamilton team jerseys will display the North West STOP logo on the sleeves.
As temperatures begin to drop, spiders become more prevalent as they start to move indoors and begin breeding, ahead of the winter months
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