The Palace night club in Tullamore on Friday night, October 22
25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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#LE19 - Election Results for Offaly
Below are the candidates officially elected to Offaly County Council in the 2019 Local Elections. We will add to this list as the counts progress and the 19 seats on Offaly County Council are filled:
TULLAMORE (SEVEN SEATS)
Frank Moran (FF) - ELECTED
Declan Harvey (FF) - ELECTED
Neil Feighery (FG) ELECTED
Danny Owens (FF) ELECTED
Ken Smollen (IDP) ELECTED
Tony McCormack (FF) ELECTED
Sean O'Brien (IND) ELECTED
EDENDERRY (SIX SEATS)
Eddie Fitzpatrick (FF) - ELECTED
John Foley (IND) - ELECTED
Liam Quinn (FG) - ELECTED
Robert McDermott (FF) - ELECTED
Noel Cribbin (FG) - ELECTED
Pippa Hackett (Green) - ELECTED
BIRR (SIX SEATS)
John Leahy (REN) - ELECTED
Peter Ormond (FF) - ELECTED
John Clendennen (FG) ELECTED
Eamon Dooley (FF) - ELECTED
John Carroll (IND) - ELECTED
Clare Claffey (SD) - ELECTED
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