From left: Ray Kenny, Thomas Barrett, Mickey O’Hora, Martin Kenny, Tommy Clarke, and John O’Hora sharing memories and enjoying a lovely night in Hughes's Bar in Ballina.
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The highest turnout in the Presidential election voting in Mayo so far has been at the Mulranny polling station at 12 percent.
The Mayo Returning Officer Ann Marie Courell for today's Presidential election has released the following percentage turnout at selected polling station in both urban and rural polling stations. Voting continues until 10pm tonight:
| Station | 12pm |
| Urban | |
| Castlebar Primary NS Castlebar | 9% |
| Scoil Rafteiri C/Bar | 8% |
| St. Anthonys C/Bar | 10% |
| Scoil Padraig Westport | 9.85% |
| Swinford Cultural Centre | 8.90% |
| Claremorris NS | 9.20% |
| Foxford New School | 9% |
| Sean Duffy Centre | 9% |
| St Joseph's NS Ballinrobe | 10% |
| Newport NS | 9% |
| Rural | |
| Achill NS | 9% |
| Tiernar Hall | 6% |
| Mulranny | 12% |
| Drumgallagh NS | 4% |
| Kilkelly NS | 10% |
| Crossboyne NS | 7% |
| Taugheen NS | 7% |
| Robeen NS | 9% |
| Carn NS | 8% |
READ MORE: Presidential Election: All you need to know about voting in Mayo this Friday
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