The Council is making a call for young people to vote
A National Youth Council member from Offaly is urging first time voters to take their time with their ballot in tomorrow's general election.
The Council is making a call for young people to vote - as over 600,000 people between the ages of eighteen and twenty nine will be eligible to go to the polling stations.
It also marks the opportunity for almost 60,000 people to vote for the first time.
NYCI's local champion from Tullamore Charlie Beaudelot says those voters should do their research:
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