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Applying to count votes

DJ Hafez · 2007-04-30 20:03:45

Does anyone out there know how to apply to count votes in Cork? I hear it's 300euro for 5 hours, Wouldn't mind that at all!!! Also, do you have to be over 18 to do it. Thanks in advance

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30-04-2007 9:03pm

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DJ Hafez

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Does anyone out there know how to apply to count votes in Cork? I hear it's 300euro for 5 hours, Wouldn't mind that at all!!! Also, do you have to be over 18 to do it.

Thanks in advance

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#2 30-04-2007 9:06pm
ballooba

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I'd say it's a sh!tty job. There would be a lot of nitpicking going on.

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#3 30-04-2007 9:07pm
DJ Hafez

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Meh, for 300 I wouldn't mind!

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#4 30-04-2007 9:07pm
Wishbone Ash

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DJ Hafez wrote:

I hear it's 300euro for 5 hours,

Maybe 5 hours is an 'average' figure for a count. Remember when the count in Dublin South Central(?) went on for 19 days? €300 for 19 days doesn't look very appealing!

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#5 30-04-2007 9:09pm
DJ Hafez

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I'd presume they would pay overtime... Well i hope

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