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'Long night' for Waterford Labour Party candidate John Pratt
The Labour Party candidate for Waterford has said there is an “outside chance” of getting elected to the 33rd Dáil.
Speaking to WLR FM’s Damien Tiernan, Cllr. John Pratt said he gave the general election his “best shot” and that it’s going to be “a long night.”
He also said there is an “onus” for Sinn Féin to be part of the next Government.
Final tally breakdown
Mary Butler 6,732 12.90%
Dr. Ronan Cleary 999 1.91%
David Cullinane 19,842 38.02%
Cllr. John Cummins 4,466 8.56%
Una Dunphy 1,199 2.30%
Cllr. Damien Geoghegan 3,996 7.66%
Cllr. Eddie Mulligan 2,533 4.85%
Cllr. Marc O'Cathasaigh 3,814 7.31%
Bernadette Phillips 338 0.65%
Cllr. John Pratt 3,406 6.53%
Cllr. Matt Shanahan 4,860 9.31%
Health pros explain how to get back on track after a big weekend
The Bill will be published in the coming days and is expected to commence in the Dáil shortly thereafter
Simon Harris said he is “unapologetic” in the view that the registration fee needs to come down and student grants need to rise
HIQA conducted 56 inspections throughout 2021
New scheme offering free hot desk places to remote Waterford workers goes live
WATERFORD WEATHER: Sunny spells and scattered heavy showers expected
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