‘Once you’ve voted, you can go through the double doors into the kitchen, where there’ll be fresh apple tart, rhubarb tart, and a cup of tea or coffee.’
Wednesday 29 October 2025
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Come to vote, stay for the rhubarb tart: The polling station inside a sitting room in Tipperary
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