Dublin Central 2025
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Insight into Dublin Central, Ireland's most fascinating constituency.
For a long time, the most powerful man in the country lived in the constituency.
He sat in Fagans, not the Aras.
For a long time, the most powerful man in the country lived in the constituency.
He sat in Fagans, not the Aras.
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Dublin Central is heating up to be the most interesting constituency in this 2024 Irish General Election.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
November 15, 2024 at 6:31 PM
Dublin Central is heating up to be the most interesting constituency in this 2024 Irish General Election.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
Reposted by Dublin Central 2025
Ah, Dublin Central 2007—a masterclass in Irish political drama. This is the story of how Cyprian Brady, Bertie Ahern’s protégé, took a seat with just 939 first preference votes, while his party colleague Mary Fitzpatrick—who got nearly 1,800 votes—was left fuming. Scandal? Sabotage? Strap in. 🧵
November 17, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Ah, Dublin Central 2007—a masterclass in Irish political drama. This is the story of how Cyprian Brady, Bertie Ahern’s protégé, took a seat with just 939 first preference votes, while his party colleague Mary Fitzpatrick—who got nearly 1,800 votes—was left fuming. Scandal? Sabotage? Strap in. 🧵
We're back baby!
Who will run for Paschal Donohoe’s vacant Dáil seat in the Dublin Central byelection?
Vote is expected in late spring 2026 and looks set to field contenders from across the political spectrum
www.irishtimes.com
November 19, 2025 at 7:44 PM
We're back baby!
"In Dublin Central, where a potential first woman Taoiseach is in contest with a long-time finance minister, a convicted criminal and an anti-immigrant activist, the election outcome could point the direction the nation takes next."
November 23, 2024 at 7:56 PM
"In Dublin Central, where a potential first woman Taoiseach is in contest with a long-time finance minister, a convicted criminal and an anti-immigrant activist, the election outcome could point the direction the nation takes next."
With less than a week to go until #GE24 lets take a look at what happend last time round.
For context the incumbents were:
1. Mary Lou McDonald
2. Pascal Donohue
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
The area got moved from 3 to 4 seats and without Maureen O'Sullivan running it left the field wide open.
For context the incumbents were:
1. Mary Lou McDonald
2. Pascal Donohue
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
The area got moved from 3 to 4 seats and without Maureen O'Sullivan running it left the field wide open.
November 23, 2024 at 1:09 PM
With less than a week to go until #GE24 lets take a look at what happend last time round.
For context the incumbents were:
1. Mary Lou McDonald
2. Pascal Donohue
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
The area got moved from 3 to 4 seats and without Maureen O'Sullivan running it left the field wide open.
For context the incumbents were:
1. Mary Lou McDonald
2. Pascal Donohue
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
The area got moved from 3 to 4 seats and without Maureen O'Sullivan running it left the field wide open.
With this year's the General Election so soon after local elections, let's have a quick visual look at how local and general election panned out in Dublin Central last time in 2019 and 2020.
SF, FG, and SD all outperformed their local election share. Greens underperformed but still got a seat.
SF, FG, and SD all outperformed their local election share. Greens underperformed but still got a seat.
November 18, 2024 at 9:53 PM
With this year's the General Election so soon after local elections, let's have a quick visual look at how local and general election panned out in Dublin Central last time in 2019 and 2020.
SF, FG, and SD all outperformed their local election share. Greens underperformed but still got a seat.
SF, FG, and SD all outperformed their local election share. Greens underperformed but still got a seat.
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Dashboard of Irish Party Manifestos
Our website contains over 85 manifestos from General, Local, and EP Elections.
You can read/download the documents or search for specific terms.
We’ll add more #GE24 manifestos as soon as they get published.
➡️ irishpoliticsdata.shinyapps.io/manifestoexp...
Our website contains over 85 manifestos from General, Local, and EP Elections.
You can read/download the documents or search for specific terms.
We’ll add more #GE24 manifestos as soon as they get published.
➡️ irishpoliticsdata.shinyapps.io/manifestoexp...
November 18, 2024 at 1:11 PM
Dashboard of Irish Party Manifestos
Our website contains over 85 manifestos from General, Local, and EP Elections.
You can read/download the documents or search for specific terms.
We’ll add more #GE24 manifestos as soon as they get published.
➡️ irishpoliticsdata.shinyapps.io/manifestoexp...
Our website contains over 85 manifestos from General, Local, and EP Elections.
You can read/download the documents or search for specific terms.
We’ll add more #GE24 manifestos as soon as they get published.
➡️ irishpoliticsdata.shinyapps.io/manifestoexp...
Ah, Dublin Central 2007—a masterclass in Irish political drama. This is the story of how Cyprian Brady, Bertie Ahern’s protégé, took a seat with just 939 first preference votes, while his party colleague Mary Fitzpatrick—who got nearly 1,800 votes—was left fuming. Scandal? Sabotage? Strap in. 🧵
November 17, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Ah, Dublin Central 2007—a masterclass in Irish political drama. This is the story of how Cyprian Brady, Bertie Ahern’s protégé, took a seat with just 939 first preference votes, while his party colleague Mary Fitzpatrick—who got nearly 1,800 votes—was left fuming. Scandal? Sabotage? Strap in. 🧵
Dublin Central is heating up to be the most interesting constituency in this 2024 Irish General Election.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
November 15, 2024 at 6:31 PM
Dublin Central is heating up to be the most interesting constituency in this 2024 Irish General Election.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.
From the Docklands to the Phoenix Park - complex and paradoxical - there is no constituency quite like it.
Let's have a look at some of the incumbents to find out why.