The five members of the Carrick on Suir Municipal will have another opportunity to vote on the Regeneration Project for the town on Monday morning.
It follows a breach of Standing Orders first time round when a vote on taking the multi-million Euro project to Part 8 was not taken in alphabetical order.
Councillor Kieran Bourke said he should have been first to vote following by David Dunne – who were both opposed to the plans
They in fact were last to vote with Mark Fitzgerald, Imelda Goldsboro and Kevin O’Meara supporting the move.
Kieran Bourke says a meeting is now scheduled for Monday when another vote will be taken.
“I would love to see a different outcome – the reason why is I honestly believe that we need to step back and reflect on and listen to the peoples voices and opinions.
“I mean there was a survey carried out – and I’ve gone back to the people saying ah, a survey says you’re 100% behind this rejuvenation plan – these are business people and they’ve said nothing could be further from the truth.”
