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22 May 2022
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A polling station for the general election in Carlow has been moved due to a power outage.
The polling station at Kildavin National School is without electricity since this morning due to a power outage.
The polling station, which has one booth, has been relocated to Conway's pub, also in the small rural village.
NOTICE: Due to a power cut at Kildavin National School, the polling station has been moved to Conway's premises in the centre of Kildavin Village#GE20 #GeneralElection2020 @CWnationalist @kclr96fm @Carlowlive1 @CarlowPPN @CarlowLEO @CarlowLibraries #Carlow
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) February 8, 2020
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