Published July 27th, 2007 in Seanad Election 2007
The Trinity Seanad Election 2007 came to an end on Wednesday afternoon. To view the results, please click here: election-result-2007.pdf
Elected:
1. Shane Ross - First Preferences: 5379 (32%)
2. David Norris - First Preferences: 5240 (31%)
3. Ivana Bacik - First Preferences: 2794 (17%)
Once again my sincerest thanks to everyone involved in achieving this outcome.
Published July 25th, 2007 in Seanad Election 2007
Late last night, the results of the first count of the Trinity Constituency were announced. A huge thank you to everyone who voted for me and who supported me through the campaign to achieve this marvellous result.
Quota = 4230
Bacik - 2794
Conway - 214
Douglas - 183
Efobi - 201
Gueret - 1155
Hutchinson Edgar - 330
Mcdonagh - 684
Martin - 223
Norris - 5240 (Elected)
O’Connor - 514
Ross - 5379 (Elected)
Counting for the final seat continues today.
Published July 18th, 2007 in Seanad Election 2007
The closing date for receipt of ballots for the Trinity Seanad election is this Tuesday, 24th July. If you are have not yet returned your ballot, then it is important to post it back to Trinity immediately.
If you are having difficulties getting your ballot, there is still time to get it to you if we act fast! Contact me at shane.ross@oireachtas.ie. I can ask Trinity to reissue your ballot to an address you provide, home or away.
Welcome back to the People’s Republic of Aer Lingus. Just for a moment, as recently as last October, innocent investors believed that the national airline had defected to the West. We should never have doubted her.
Vladimir Putin could take lessons from the commissars out at Dublin Airport: how to privatise a company and still retain it in state ownership. Last week, a privatised airline was cemented in the grip of a bolshie, bearded workforce. A misnamed Competition Commissioner acted as its protector from capitalism.
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Published July 2nd, 2007 in Seanad Election 2007
All registered graduates of Dublin University/Trinity College should have received their ballots for the Trinity Seanad Election by this time. If you have not yet received it, or you are having trouble getting it from your Post Office or Trinity, please contact me at: shane.ross@oireachtas.ie.
Also, many people may be away when the registered letter arrives to their home. If this is the case, it will automatically bounce back to the post office for a short time and then to Trinity. Again, contact me if you would like it resent to your home.
