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Local Election Results June 2024

In today’s rapidly changing business environment, the importance of sustainability is more evident than ever. As a business owner, adopting sustainable practices can revolutionise your operations, resulting in improved efficiencies and significant cost savings. To facilitate this transition, the Local Enterprise Office in Carlow County Council is offering Green for Business Clinics to help County Carlow SMEs access various support mechanisms

In accordance with the provisions of the 1991 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (“the Espoo Convention”), the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage received notification from the UK Planning Inspectorate (“PINS”) in relation to a development consent application (“the planning application”) by Mona Offshore Wind Limited. Mona Offshore Wind Project is a project comprised of (but not limited to) an offshore wind farm array located approximately 28.2km from the Anglesey coastline in the Irish Sea, offshore transmission infrastructure extending to landfall on the north coast of Wales; and an onshore transmission infrastructure extending from landfall to the onshore National Grid substation at Bodelwyddan.

Final Result

John Pender elected on Count 1.
Charlie Murphy elected on Count 1.
Will Patton elected on Count 6.
Ben Ward elected on Count 12.
Brian O'Donoghue elected on Count 13
Jim Deane elected on Count 13

Final Result

Fintan Phelan elected on Count 1.
Andrea Dalton elected on Count 1.
Fergal Browne elected on Count 2.
John Cassin elected on Count 14.
Adrienne Wallace elected on Count 14.
Ken Murnane elected on Count 14.
Paul Doogue elected on Count 14.

Final Result

Thomas Kinsella elected on Count 1.
Willie Quinn elected on Count 2.
Michael Doran elected on Count 4.
Andy Gladney elected on Count 4.
Daniel Pender elected on Count 4.

Carlow County Council has set up Freephone number to assist visually impaired voters in the upcoming Local Elections on June 7th.

The Council has received reports that some voters in the Kildavin, Clonegal, Myshall and Ballinkillen areas did not receive polling cards yet and those voters should attend to vote at the place where they voted in previous elections and bring photo ID.

Get ready for an electrifying and unforgettable weekend as Carlow County Council, backed by local businesses and stakeholders, proudly announces the grand finale of the Tullow Street Streetfest Programme!

Powerhouse Women in Business Network is thrilled to announce the third annual Powerhouse Picnic, an invigorating networking event dedicated to celebrating and empowering women in business in associated with Network Ireland.