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SF wins over 60 local government seats
Party doubles local representation


Sinn Fein - New Force in Local Government

Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams MP responding to Sinn Fein's significant gains so far in todays local government election results in the 26 counties said:

``Sinn Fein will emerge from this election as a significant political force in local government in the 26 Counties. Our gains indicate an increasing support for our radical republican labour policies and I am confident that this is only the start of greater progress in the time ahead.

``I want to thank all of those who voted Sinn Fein and to pledge our determination to follow through on the policies and promises we have made.''


Local Elections '99
Friday, June 11

Sinn Féin stood 110 candidates and contested 131 wards in this year's local elections, with candidates in 22 out of 26 counties. All the results are updated below

Seats in this Election (Seats before election)

Urban District Councils 31 (19)
Town Councils 10 (2)
County Councils/City Corporations 21 (7)

 

Candidates Sure of Seats

Cavan

Benny Henry Belturbet TC
Brian McKeown Cavan UDC
Harry McCabe Cootehill TC
John Martin Cootehill TC
Charlie Boylan County Council
Pauline Tully County Council

Clare

Mike McKee Shannon TC

Cork

Don O'Leary Cork Corporation
Cionnaith O Suilleabhain Clonakility UDC
Tom Hanlon Passage West TC
Martin Hallinan Youghal UDC
Anne OÕLeary Bantry TC
Kieran McCarthy Cobh UDC

Donegal

Jim Ferry Buncrana UDC
Micky McMahon Bundoran UDC

Dublin

Sean Crowe South Dublin Council
Mark Daly South Dublin Council
Larry OÕToole Dublin Corporation
Christy Burke Dublin Corporation
Dessie Ellis Dublin Corporation
Nicky Keogh Dublin Corporation

Kerry

Martin Ferris Tralee UDC
Cathal Foley Tralee UDC
Martin Ferris County Council
Anthony Curtin Listowel UDC

Kildare

Paddy Wright Athy UDC

Laois

Brian Stanley Portlaoise TC

Leitrim

Liam McGirl County Council
Michael Colreavey County Council

Louth

Kevin Meenan Dundalk UDC
JIm Gavin Ardee TC
Sean Kenna Dundalk UDC
Arthur Morgan County Council

Meath

Joe Reilly Navan UDC
Joe Reilly County Council

Monaghan

Peter McAleer Clones UDC
Pat Treanor Clones UDC
Deborah Moore Clones UDC
Padraigin Ni Murchu North Monaghan UDC
Owen Smith North Monaghan UDC
Sean Conlon Monaghan UDC
Gerry Loughran Monaghan UDC
Jackie Crowe Castleblayney UDC
J Cunningham Castleblayney UDC
Gene Duffy Ballybay TC
Matt Carthy Carrickmacross UDC
Caoimhin O Caolain County Council
Jackie Crowe County Council
Brian McKenna County Council
Brenda McAnespie County Council
Noel Keelan County Council
Brian McQuaid County Council

Offaly

Joe Coughlan Tullamore UDC

Sligo

Chris McManus Corporation
Sean MacManus County Council
Sean MacManus Corporation
Arthur Gibbons Corporation

Tipperary

Liam Walsh Carrick on Suir UDC

Wexford

Anthony Kelly Wexford Corporation
Micky Shiels Gorey TC
Martin Sheehan Enniscorthy UDC
John Dwyer New Ross UDC

 

Fighting for seats

Cathal Foley, Tralee UDC
Tony Cantwell Navan UDC
Maurice Roche Wexford County Council
Kieran McCarthy Cobh UDC
Pauline Martin, Monaghan UDC
Sean Conlon Monaghan UDC
Brenda McAnespie, Monaghan County Council
Michael Colreavy, Leirtim County Council
John Clarke, Ballina UDC
John Dwyer New Ross UDC
Sean Kenna Louth County Council


European Parliament Election '99
Thursday/Friday, June 10/11

Sinn Féin can win a second nationalist seat in the Six Counties and has put together a campaign that has surpised the other parties across Ireland. Check back here for results as they come in.

Click here for our full euro election website


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