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Dáil Constituencies

2024 general election results by constituency — first preferences, quotas and elected TDs

Constituencies43
Dáil Seats174
Profiled So Far21

Constituency map

Coloured by the leading party's 2024 first-preference result where profiled; grey constituencies aren't profiled yet. Click a constituency for its full results.

Sinn FéinFine GaelFianna FáilSocial DemocratsLabourGreen PartyAontúInd. IrelandPBP–SolidarityIndependentsNot yet profiled
Cavan–Monaghan5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Cavan · Poll-topper: Matt Carthy (Sinn Féin)Carthy, Bennett, Smith, Maxwell, Smyth
Cork South-Central5 seatsFianna Fáil-leaning
Co. Cork · Poll-topper: Micheál Martin (Fianna Fáil)Martin, McGrath, Laoghaire, Rice, Buttimer
Cork South-West3 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Cork · Poll-topper: Michael Collins (Ind. Ireland)Collins, Cairns, O'Sullivan
Donegal5 seatsSinn Féin-leaning
Co. Donegal · Poll-topper: Pearse Doherty (Sinn Féin)Doherty, Gallagher, McConalogue, Ward, Lochlainn
Dublin Bay North5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: Cian O'Callaghan (Social Democrats)O'Callaghan, Mitchell, Brabazon, Muirí, Heneghan
Dublin Bay South4 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: James Geoghegan (Fine Gael)Geoghegan, Bacik, O'Callaghan, Hayes
Dublin Central4 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: Mary Lou McDonald (Sinn Féin)McDonald, Donohoe, Gannon, Sherlock
Dublin Mid-West5 seatsSinn Féin-leaning
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: Eoin Ó Broin (Sinn Féin)Broin, Ward, Higgins, Moynihan, Gogarty
Dublin South-Central4 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: Aengus Ó Snodaigh (Sinn Féin)Snodaigh, Ardagh, Devine, Cummins
Dublin West5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: Jack Chambers (Fianna Fáil)Chambers, Donnelly, Currie, Coppinger, O'Gorman
Dún Laoghaire4 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Dublin · Poll-topper: Jennifer Carroll MacNeill (Fine Gael)MacNeill, Devlin, Ward, Barrett
Galway West5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Galway · Poll-topper: Mairéad Farrell (Sinn Féin)Farrell, Connolly, Grealish, Connolly, Naughton
Kerry5 seatsIndependents-leaning
Co. Kerry · Poll-topper: Michael Healy-Rae (Independent)Healy-Rae, Daly, Foley, Healy-Rae, Cahill
Kildare North5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Kildare · Poll-topper: James Lawless (Fianna Fáil)Lawless, Farrelly, Cronin, Cearúil, Neville
Limerick City4 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Limerick · Poll-topper: Willie O'Dea (Fianna Fáil)O'Dea, O'Donnell, Quinlivan, Sheehan
Longford-Westmeath5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Longford · Poll-topper: Peter Burke (Fine Gael)Burke, Troy, Moran, Carrigy, Clarke
Louth5 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Louth · Poll-topper: Ruairí Ó Murchú (Sinn Féin)Murchú, Byrne, Nash, McGreehan, Butterly
Meath West3 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Meath · Poll-topper: Johnny Guirke (Sinn Féin)Guirke, Tóibín, Dempsey
Roscommon-Galway3 seatsInd. Ireland-leaning
Co. Roscommon · Poll-topper: Michael Fitzmaurice (Ind. Ireland)Fitzmaurice, Kerrane, Daly
Waterford4 seatsMarginal / swing seat
Co. Waterford · Poll-topper: David Cullinane (Sinn Féin)Cullinane, Cummins, Butler, McGuinness
Wicklow4 seatsFine Gael-leaning
Co. Wicklow · Poll-topper: Simon Harris (Fine Gael)Harris, Brady, Whitmore, Timmins

21 of 43 constituencies profiled so far, covering every party leader's constituency — more are being added. First-preference results and quotas from the November 2024 general election count.

How Dáil constituencies work

Ireland elects 174 TDs to Dáil Éireann across 43 multi-seat constituencies, each returning 3 to 5 TDs by PR-STV (proportional representation with a single transferable vote). Voters rank candidates in order of preference; candidates reaching the Droop quota are elected, and their surplus — plus the votes of eliminated candidates — transfers to voters' next preferences. That's why final seats can differ sharply from first-preference shares, and why running mates and transfer-friendly candidates matter so much in Irish elections.

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