Midwest divided in Clare and Limerick results

Clare has voted Yes in the abortion referendum, with 61.8% supporting the amendment.

Thu, 07 Mar, 2002 - 13:59

Clare has voted Yes in the abortion referendum, with 61.8% supporting the amendment.

Meanwhile, near neighbour Limerick has been split in two, with Michael Noonan's constituency

Limerick West going for No and Limerick East voting Yes.

Nineteen of the 42 constituencies have been counted with 53% supporting the amendment.

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