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SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.2PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.2PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4
SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.2PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.2PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4

Dublin West

Co. Dublin
Marginal / swing seat

Dublin West is a 5-seat constituency covering Blanchardstown, Castleknock and Lucan. Green Party leader Roderic O'Gorman held on to the constituency's final seat by a narrow margin in 2024, elected alongside Fianna Fáil deputy leader Jack Chambers, Sinn Féin and Fine Gael TDs, and People Before Profit-Solidarity's Ruth Coppinger.

Dáil Seats5
Valid Poll '2444,236
Quota (Droop)7,373

Elected TDs (5)

Jack Chambers· Fianna FáilPaul Donnelly· Sinn FéinEmer Currie· Fine GaelRuth Coppinger· PBP–SolidarityRoderic O'Gorman· Green Party

2024 General Election — First Preferences

First-preference vote share by candidate. Jack Chambers (Fianna Fáil) topped the poll with 21.4%. Bold candidates were elected — final seats are decided by PR-STV transfers, not first preferences alone.

Under PR-STV, surplus and elimination transfers decide the final seats, so a candidate can be elected from well below the quota — or miss out despite a strong first count. .

Notable Past TDs

Brian Lenihan Jnr1996–2011

Minister for Finance during the 2008 financial crisis and bank guarantee; succeeded his father Brian Lenihan Snr, also a long-serving TD and Tánaiste.

Joan Burton1992–97, 2002–2020

Labour Party leader and Tánaiste (2014–16), the first woman to lead the party.

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