2019 Dublin City Council election

2019 Dublin City Council election

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All 63 seats on Dublin City Council 32 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   Party Fianna Fáil Green Fine Gael Seats won 11 10 9 Seat change 2 7 1   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Party Sinn Féin Labour Social Democrats Seats won 8 8 5 Seat change 8 5   Seventh party Eighth party Ninth party   Party People Before Profit Inds. 4 Change Independent Left Seats won 2 1 1 Seat change 3 1 1
First preference vote and seat totals by local electoral area. As this is a STV election, seat totals are determined by popular vote and preferences in each local electoral area.
Council control before election Sinn Féin Labour Party Green Party Council control after election Fianna Fáil Green Party Labour Party Social Democrats

An election to all 63 seats on Dublin City Council took place on 24 May 2019 as part of the 2019 Irish local elections. Dublin was divided into 11 local electoral areas (LEAs) to elect councillors for a five-year term of office on the electoral system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (PR-STV).

Boundary changes

At the 2014 Dublin City Council election, there were nine LEAs each electing between six and nine councillors. Following the recommendations of the Local Area Boundary Committee Report in June 2018, there were eleven LEAs each electing between five and seven councillors. ^{[1] [2]}

Overview

Sinn Féin lost eight seats to return with eight councillors, going from being the largest party to the fourth largest. Fianna Fáil won eleven seats, an increase of two, to become the largest party on the council for the first time since 1999. The Green Party became the second largest party on the council for the first time going from three to ten councillors, making the largest gains of any party and winning a seat in every LEA they contested there. Labour returned with eight councillors the same as they did five years previous.

Results by party

Party		Seats	±	1st pref	FPv%	±%
	Fianna Fáil	11	2	25,011	18.14	3.67
	Green	10	7	20,800	15.09	10.01
	Fine Gael	9	1	18,801	13.64	0.34
	Sinn Féin	8	8	16,533	11.99	12.23
	Labour	8		14,112	10.24	2.47
	Social Democrats	5	5	9,771	7.09	New
	People Before Profit	2	3	6,184	4.49	2.43
	Inds. 4 Change	1	1	3,496	2.54	New
	Independent Left	1	1	1,808	1.31	New
	Solidarity	0	1	1,251	0.91	0.56
	Éirígí	0		916	0.66	0.58
	Workers' Party	0		881	0.64	0.38
	Aontú	0		354	0.26	New
	Renua	0		312	0.23	New
	United Left	0	1	—	—	—
	Independent	8	4	17,590	12.76	4.99
Total		63		137,847	100.00

Outgoing Councillor Ellis Ryan was elected in 2014 in the North Inner City as an Independent but subsequently joined the Workers' Party.

Outgoing Councillor Pat Dunne was elected in 2014 in Crumlin–Kimmage as a United Left candidate but was elected as an Independents 4 Change candidate in this election.

Outgoing Councillor John Lyons was a candidate for Independent Left which is an unregistered political party so appeared on the ballot paper as a non-party independent.

Results by local electoral area

^  *: Outgoing councillor elected in 2014.
^  †: Outgoing councillor coopted subsequent to the 2014 election.

Artane–Whitehall

Artane–Whitehall: 6 seats ^[3]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	Social Democrats	Patricia Roe	15.09%	1,951
	Sinn Féin	Larry O'Toole [*]	13.59%	1,757	1,760	1,848
	Fianna Fáil	Racheal Batten	10.54%	1,362	1,379	1,385	1,440	1,527	1,603	1,634
	Labour	Alison Gilliland [*]	9.87%	1,276	1,307	1,318	1,396	1,525	1,675	1,771
	Fine Gael	Declan Flanagan [*]	9.78%	1,264	1,274	1,277	1,361	1,450	1,482	1,498
	Independent Left	John Lyons [*]	9.64%	1,246	1,264	1,398	1,546	1,836	2,232
	Fianna Fáil	Sean Paul Mahon [†]	8.51%	1,100	1,106	1,113	1,160	1,245	1,313	1,340
	Sinn Féin	Edel Moran [†]	8.22%	1,063	1,070	1,123	1,165	1,239
	Independent	Paddy Bourke [*]	6.00%	776	781	802	955
	Independent	Paul Clarke	5.64%	729	735	756
	Éirígí	Ciarán Heaphey	3.13%	404	405
Electorate: 34,355  Valid: 12,928  Spoilt: 588 (4.4%)  Quota: 1,847  Turnout: 13,516 (39.3%)

Outgoing Councillor John Lyons was a candidate for Independent Left which is an unregistered political party so appeared on the ballot paper as a non-party independent.

Ballyfermot–Drimnagh

Ballyfermot–Drimnagh: 5 seats ^[4]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	Sinn Féin	Daithí Doolan [*]	15.06%	1,628	1,630	1,675	1,683	1,710	2,205
	People Before Profit	Hazel De Nortúin [†]	12.79%	1,383	1,390	1,426	1,443	1,478	1,543	1,673	2,103
	Independent	Vincent Jackson [*]	12.45%	1,346	1,384	1,463	1,482	1,542	1,599	1,636	1,761
	Green	Sophie Nicoullaud [a]	12.22%	1,321	1,328	1,357	1,410	1,560	1,606	1,649	1,785
	Fianna Fáil	Daithí de Róiste [*]	10.50%	1,135	1,144	1,165	1,297	1,379	1,410	1,434	1,492
	Labour	Michael O'Sullivan	8.75%	946	956	970	1,042	1,158	1,187	1,207	1,322
	Inds. 4 Change	Nicky Uzell	7.58%	820	824	860	884	937	1,008	1,096
	Sinn Féin	Greg Kelly [*]	7.23%	782	791	807	821	843
	Fine Gael	Obi Ekoba	5.42%	586	604	613	643
	Fianna Fáil	Eoin Neylon	3.63%	392	397	405
	Independent	Richard Murray	3.20%	346	356
	Independent	Robert Michael Foley	1.17%	126
Electorate: 30,798  Valid: 10,811  Spoilt: 413 (3.7%)  Quota: 1,802  Turnout: 11,224 (36.4%)

Ballymun–Finglas

Ballymun–Finglas: 6 seats ^[5]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
	Fianna Fáil	Paul McAuliffe [*]	17.41%	2,300
	Independent	Noeleen Reilly [*]	13.18%	1,741	1,767	1,809	1,846	1,889	1,889
	Fianna Fáil	Keith Connolly	9.68%	1,279	1,489	1,506	1,529	1,566	1,571	1,572	1,593	1,600	1,619	1,688	1,835	1,963
	Social Democrats	Mary Callaghan	8.72%	1,152	1,184	1,190	1,197	1,199	1,226	1,227	1,232	1,240	1,308	1,387	1,509	1,724	1,752
	Green	Caroline Conroy	7.45%	985	1,009	1,013	1,032	1,034	1,063	1,063	1,070	1,080	1,143	1,222	1,404	1,751	1,781
	Sinn Féin	Anthony Conaghan [*]	6.58%	870	880	888	896	923	933	934	1,067	1,189	1,212	1,320	1,342	1,386	1,396
	Sinn Féin	Cathleen Carney Boud [*]	6.24%	825	835	837	845	861	885	886	987	1,155	1,198	1,285	1,320	1,378	1,385
	Labour	Andrew Montague [*]	5.84%	772	798	800	805	808	827	827	834	857	920	967	1,134
	Fine Gael	Sean Tyrrell	5.72%	756	795	802	808	811	818	818	824	829	849	871
	Inds. 4 Change	Bernie Hughes	3.93%	519	526	540	571	618	666	672	700	711	801
	People Before Profit	Andrew Keegan [*]	2.86%	378	383	386	396	400	463	464	474	491
	Sinn Féin	Martin Matthews	2.82%	372	377	385	385	390	402	402	442
	Sinn Féin	Rose Emmett	2.72%	360	364	371	375	387	392	392
	Workers' Party	Cathie Shiels	2.11%	279	283	289	294	303
	Independent	Diarmuid Mac Dubhghlais	1.98%	261	263	281	293
	Independent	Linda Greene	1.40%	185	189	205
	Independent	Lucy O'Connor	1.36%	180	184
Electorate: 36,735  Valid: 13,214  Spoilt: 627 (4.5%)  Quota: 1,888  Turnout: 13,841 (37.7%)

Cabra–Glasnevin

Cabra–Glasnevin: 7 seats ^[6]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
	Fianna Fáil	Mary Fitzpatrick [a]	19.87%	3,218
	Green	Neasa Hourigan [a]	13.36%	2,163
	Social Democrats	Gary Gannon [*] [a]	10.26%	1,662	1,751	1,786	1,800	1,804	1,854	1,875	2,017	2,048
	Independent	Cieran Perry [*]	9.16%	1,483	1,604	1,609	1,628	1,641	1,674	1,758	1,826	1,893	1,896	1,955	2,107
	Sinn Féin	Seamas McGrattan [*]	6.96%	1,127	1,190	1,192	1,195	1,197	1,204	1,213	1,256	1,608	1,618	1,665	1,704	1,716	1,739	1,837
	Fine Gael	Colm O'Rourke	5.08%	823	894	901	901	911	914	931	935	942	942	1,015	1,062	1,065	1,609	1,743
	Labour	Áine Clancy [*]	4.99%	808	918	936	941	944	952	969	992	998	1,000	1,098	1,164	1,176	1,284	1,485
	Labour	Marie Sherlock [a]	4.77%	773	817	833	840	842	853	872	891	901	902	946	1,100	1,130	1,213	1,491
	Fine Gael	Siobhan Shovlin	4.64%	751	831	839	840	851	861	910	916	921	922	991	1,034	1,038
	Independent	Sean McCabe	3.98%	645	669	680	684	692	739	766	822	835	837	889
	Labour	Declan Meenagh	3.90%	632	717	730	736	740	774	805	842	865	869	940	1,084	1,105	1,176
	Sinn Féin	Paul O'Farrell	3.01%	488	513	514	522	524	530	535	562
	Solidarity	Rita Harrold	2.59%	419	439	445	474	475	499	515
	Fianna Fáil	Hannah Lemass	2.13%	345	764	769	771	776	788	804	821	827	827
	Independent	Stephen O'Loughlin	2.00%	324	342	345	345	360	371
	Inds. 4 Change	Micheál Kelliher	1.54%	249	263	269	286	291
	Independent	Sarah Louise Mulligan	1.04%	168	173	174	176
	Workers' Party	Cormac Newton	0.72%	117	122	123
Electorate: 36,988  Valid: 16,195  Spoilt: 391 (2.4%)  Quota: 2,025  Turnout: 16,586 (44.8%)

Clontarf

Clontarf: 6 seats ^[7]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	Independent	Damian O'Farrell [*]	18.01%	3,545
	Green	Donna Cooney	14.43%	2,840
	Fianna Fáil	Deirdre Heney [*]	13.61%	2,680	2,793	2,795	2,868
	Fine Gael	Naoise Ó Muirí [*]	10.86%	2,139	2,273	2,276	2,291	2,312	2,375	3,316
	Labour	Jane Horgan-Jones [*]	10.46%	2,059	2,180	2,188	2,226	2,314	2,457	2,690	2,965
	Fianna Fáil	Cathal Haughey	8.29%	1,633	1,684	1,685	1,759	1,832	1,886	2,090	2,242	2,309
	Fine Gael	Jeff Johnston	7.73%	1,522	1,577	1,579	1,598	1,638	1,666
	Social Democrats	Catherine Stocker	6.83%	1,344	1,436	1,443	1,486	1,638	2,156	2,247	2,323	2,399
	People Before Profit	Bernard Mulvany	4.05%	798	870	872	955	1,190
	Sinn Féin	Ciaran O'Moore [*]	3.67%	722	754	755	781
	Independent	Michael Paul Burke	2.06%	406	468	469
Electorate: 40,888  Valid: 19,688  Spoilt: 458 (1.1%)  Quota: 2,813  Turnout: 20,146 (49.3%)

Donaghmede

Donaghmede: 5 seats ^[8]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	Fianna Fáil	Tom Brabazon [*]	16.39%	2,051	2,089
	Fianna Fáil	Daryl Barron	12.30%	1,539	1,560	1,572	1,574	1,609	1,653	1,734	1,861	1,925
	Sinn Féin	Mícheál Mac Donncha [*]	11.91%	1,490	1,508	1,528	1,528	1,628	1,633	1,680	1,734	2,047
	Fine Gael	Terence Flanagan	9.64%	1,206	1,270	1,279	1,280	1,299	1,483	1,817	2,012	2,064
	Green	Lawrence Hemmings	8.21%	1,027	1,055	1,081	1,081	1,146	1,191	1,289	1,565	1,764
	Social Democrats	Paddy Monahan	7.65%	957	968	989	989	1,060	1,115	1,165	1,361	1,677
	Labour	Shane Folan	6.79%	850	862	876	876	932	985	1,111
	Solidarity	Michael O'Brien [*]	6.65%	832	848	1,040	1,040	1,172	1,182	1,222	1,310
	Fine Gael	Maria Mulvany	5.12%	641	644	653	653	670
	Fine Gael	Suzanne McDonnell	5.03%	629	634	647	647	683	911
	Independent Left	Niamh McDonald	4.49%	562	597	645	645
	People Before Profit	Jo Tully	3.01%	377	397
	Aontú	Proinsias O Conaráin	2.83%	354
Electorate: 29,396  Valid: 12,515  Spoilt: 382 (3.1%)  Quota: 2,086  Turnout: 12,897 (43.9%)

Niamh McDonald was a candidate for Independent Left which is an unregistered political party so appeared on the ballot paper as a non-party independent.

Kimmage–Rathmines

Kimmage–Rathmines: 6 seats ^[9]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	Green	Patrick Costello [*] [a]	20.37%	3,283
	Labour	Mary Freehill [*]	11.08%	1,786	1,988	2,002	2,009	2,094	2,182	2,306
	Inds. 4 Change	Pat Dunne [*]	10.43%	1,680	1,707	1,728	1,840	1,857	1,861	1,918	2,054	2,432
	Fine Gael	Anne Feeney [†]	8.98%	1,447	1,553	1,574	1,574	1,652	2,178	2,305
	Social Democrats	Tara Deacy	7.42%	1,196	1,500	1,519	1,536	1,577	1,610	1,759	1,917	2,236
	Fianna Fáil	Deirdre Conroy	6.61%	1,065	1,113	1,136	1,147	1,478	1,553	1,623	1,878	1,926
	People Before Profit	Peter Dooley	5.80%	935	1,006	1,021	1,052	1,074	1,085	1,149	1,206
	Independent	Ruari McGinley [*]	4.87%	785	821	875	895	960	993	1,130
	Fianna Fáil	Michael Mullooly [†]	4.65%	750	773	800	812
	Fine Gael	Patrick Kinsella	4.57%	736	812	821	821	860
	Independent	Samantha Long	4.56%	734	787	845	858	891	915
	Sinn Féin	Fearghal Donnelly	4.47%	720	747	755	1,137	1,159	1,164	1,201	1,248	1,416
	Sinn Féin	Ray McHugh [*]	3.94%	635	640	643
	Independent	Garrett McCafferty	1.20%	193	204
	Independent	Sarah Lipsett	0.88%	141	160
Electorate: 40,814  Valid: 16,113  Spoilt: 484 (2.9%)  Quota: 2,302  Turnout: 16,597 (40.7%)

North Inner City

North Inner City: 7 seats ^[10]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
	Green	Ciarán Cuffe [*] [a]	14.71%	1,386
	Independent	Christy Burke [*]	11.73%	1,105	1,113	1,113	1,115	1,134	1,148	1,172	1,187
	Labour	Joe Costello	10.03%	945	995	995	997	1,003	1,012	1,018	1,051	1,071	1,171	1,173	1,245
	Fine Gael	Ray McAdam [*]	8.65%	815	836	836	836	838	845	847	866	873	886	886	942	953	969	977
	Independent	Nial Ring [*]	8.11%	764	773	774	775	793	811	828	850	878	895	897	947	951	980	1,056
	Sinn Féin	Janice Boylan [*]	7.02%	661	666	666	667	670	670	736	745	754	770	771	793	801	902	1,155
	Independent	Anthony Flynn [a]	6.45%	608	613	614	614	638	648	652	657	682	705	706	718	721	772	950
	Sinn Féin	Belinda Nugent	5.70%	537	539	539	539	543	549	615	621	634	644	644	655	655	680
	Workers' Party	Éilis Ryan [*]	5.15%	485	506	508	508	513	516	522	526	539	650	651	669	675	875	904
	People Before Profit	Gillian Brien	4.45%	419	436	436	437	448	451	454	465	483	566	566	594	600
	Fianna Fáil	Imran Khursid	4.13%	389	397	399	403	406	425	428	515	526	547	549
	Social Democrats	Ellie Kisyombe	3.31%	312	342	344	346	349	350	350	360	464
	Social Democrats	Carol Deans	2.63%	248	269	269	269	276	284	288	295
	Fianna Fáil	Denise McMorrow	2.47%	233	237	238	239	239	274	275
	Sinn Féin	Declan Hallissey	2.24%	211	212	212	212	213	214
	Fianna Fáil	Brian Mohan	1.49%	140	141	141	141	144
	Independent	Joseph McGucken	0.77%	73	74	74	77
	Independent	Neil Armstrong	0.36%	34	34	35	35
	Independent	Marcin Czechowicz	0.25%	24	26	26	27
	Independent	Marius Marosan	0.22%	21	22	23
	Independent	S.G. Raja Sekhar Reddy	0.13%	12	13
Electorate: 27,425  Valid: 9,422  Spoilt: 266 (2.8%)  Quota: 1,178  Turnout: 9,688 (35.3%)

Pembroke

Pembroke: 5 seats ^[11]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	Green	Hazel Chu	33.07%	4,069
	Fine Gael	James Geoghegan	15.69%	1,931	2,322
	Labour	Dermot Lacey [*]	14.55%	1,790	2,372
	Fine Gael	Paddy McCartan [*]	11.30%	1,391	1,554	1,626	1,714	1,728	1,773	1,906
	Fianna Fáil	Claire O'Connor [†]	11.17%	1,374	1,573	1,626	1,689	1,714	1,776	2,059
	Fine Gael	Linda O'Shea Farren	6.86%	844	1,025	1,084	1,173	1,178	1,215	1,351
	People Before Profit	Síomha Ní Aonghusa	4.02%	495	804	886	903	1,014	1,180
	Sinn Féin	Larry Kenna	1.71%	210	251	262	262
	Independent	Simon Cox	1.63%	201	353	397	411	446
Electorate: 30,023  Valid: 12,305  Spoilt: 293 (2.3%)  Quota: 2,051  Turnout: 12,598 (42.0%)

South East Inner City

South East Inner City: 5 seats ^[12]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	Green	Claire Byrne [*]	28.59%	1,961
	Sinn Féin	Chris Andrews [*] [a]	14.86%	1,019	1,061	1,066	1,217
	Fine Gael	Danny Byrne	9.84%	675	800	822	822	822	871	884	956	1,009	1,018
	Labour	Kevin Donoghue	8.52%	584	770	778	791	803	822	856	953	1,183
	Independent	Mannix Flynn [*]	7.99%	548	636	663	670	677	702	750	820	927	941
	People Before Profit	Annette Mooney	6.72%	461	507	514	535	553	575	668	755	913	929
	Fianna Fáil	Elizabeth Watson	5.45%	374	398	414	426	436	565	589
	Social Democrats	Sarah Durcan	4.97%	341	559	561	567	576	588	623	659
	Sinn Féin	Susan Gregg Farrell	3.75%	257	266	268
	Fianna Fáil	Maria Bohan	3.47%	238	264	279	283	290
	Inds. 4 Change	Sonya Stapleton	3.32%	228	270	287	307	317	327
	Renua	Jacqui Gilbourne	2.51%	172	183
Electorate: 21,351  Valid: 6,858  Spoilt: 186 (2.6%)  Quota: 1,144  Turnout: 7,044 (33.0%)

South West Inner City

South West Inner City: 5 seats ^[13]

Party		Candidate	FPv%	Count
				1	2	3	4	5	6
	Green	Michael Pidgeon	22.63%	1,765
	Labour	Rebecca Moynihan [*] [a]	11.43%	891	1,032	1,051	1,077	1,116	1,368
	People Before Profit	Tina MacVeigh [*]	12.03%	938	1,022	1,044	1,197	1,233	1,286
	Fianna Fáil	Michael Watters	10.73%	837	875	911	939	1,131	1,329
	Sinn Féin	Críona Ní Dhálaigh [*] [a]	10.25%	799	816	832	1,008	1,029	1,057
	Fine Gael	Eoghan Howe	8.27%	645	691	703	711	759
	Social Democrats	Jen Cummins	7.80%	608	712	736	779	824	896
	Fianna Fáil	Ammar Ali	7.40%	577	594	618	630
	Éirígí	Damien Farrell	6.57%	512	515	537
	Renua	Tony Murray	1.80%	140	147
	Independent	Patrick Coyne	1.10%	86	94
Electorate: 21,686  Valid: 7,798  Spoilt: 280 (3.5%)  Quota: 1,300  Turnout: 8,078 (37.2%)

Footnotes

1. See change below.

Results by gender

2019 Dublin City Council election [14] [15] Candidates by gender
Gender	Number of candidates	% of candidates	Elected councillors	% of councillors
Men	89	59.3%	37	58.7%
Women	61	40.7%	26	41.3%
TOTAL	150		63

Changes

Co-options

Party		Outgoing	LEA	Reason	Date	Co-optee
	Green	Ciarán Cuffe	North Inner City	Elected for Dublin at the European Parliament election [16]	2 September 2019	Janet Horner [17] [18]
	Sinn Féin	Chris Andrews	South East Inner City	Elected to 33rd Dáil at the 2020 general election [19]	24 February 2020	Daniel Ceitinn [20]
	Green	Patrick Costello [21]	Kimmage–Rathmines	Elected to 33rd Dáil at the 2020 general election	February 2020	Carolyn Moore
	Green	Neasa Hourigan [22]	Cabra–Glasnevin	Elected to 33rd Dáil at the 2020 general election	24 February 2020	Darcy Lonergan [20]
	Social Democrats	Gary Gannon [22]	Cabra–Glasnevin	Elected to 33rd Dáil at the 2020 general election	24 February 2020	Cat O'Driscoll [20]
	Fianna Fáil	Paul McAuliffe [23]	Ballymun–Finglas	Elected to 33rd Dáil at the 2020 general election	24 February 2020	Briege MacOscar [20]
	Labour	Rebecca Moynihan	South West Inner City	Elected to 26th Seanad at the 2020 Seanad election [24]	25 May 2020	Darragh Moriarty [25]
	Labour	Marie Sherlock	Cabra–Glasnevin	Elected to 26th Seanad at the 2020 Seanad election [26]	June 2020	Declan Meenagh
	Fianna Fáil	Mary Fitzpatrick [27]	Cabra–Glasnevin	Nominated by the Taoiseach to 26th Seanad	June 2020	Eimer McCormack [28]
	Green	Lawrence Hemmings	Donaghmede	Resignation	June 2020	Dearbháil Butler
	Sinn Féin	Críona Ní Dhálaigh [29]	South West Inner City	Resignation	September 2020	Máire Devine [30]
	Independent	Anthony Flynn [31]	North Inner City	Death	18 August 2021	None
	PBP–Solidarity	Tina MacVeigh	South West Inner City	Temporary leave of absence	May 2022	Kelsey May Daly
	Labour	Mary Freehill	Kimmage–Rathmines	Temporary leave of absence	May 2023	Fiona Connelly
	Labour	Joe Costello	North Inner City	Resignation	July 2023	Deborah Byrne

Changes in affiliation

Name	LEA	Elected as		New affiliation		Date
Sophie Nicoullaud [32]	Ballyfermot–Drimnagh		Green		Independent	19 January 2021
Sophie Nicoullaud	Ballyfermot–Drimnagh		Independent		Right to Change	2022
Pat Dunne	Kimmage–Rathmines		Inds. 4 Change		Right to Change	2022

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