Cork Local Elections 2024

Local Elections 2024 in Cork: Exciting Updates and Re-elected Leaders

Catch up on the latest news from the Cork Local Elections 2024!

The Cork Local Elections 2024 have been filled with twists and turns as independent candidates and familiar faces secure their spots in the County Council. From Danny Collins winning re-election in Bantry-West Cork to the ongoing race in Fermoy with anti-immigration candidates vying for a spot, the election season is heating up. Colm Burke from Fine Gael expresses satisfaction with the party's performance, highlighting the early tallies.

In Bandon-Kinsale, two candidates are elected after intense rounds of counting, while in Skibbereen-West Cork, no candidate emerges victorious after the first count, keeping the suspense alive. Bernard Moynihan in Kanturk LEA shows promising results, potentially continuing his tenure with 26% of the tallies.

The Collins family celebrates as brothers John and Danny secure their positions in the Council, bringing a double win to the family. Mayor Frank O'Flynn, Mayor of the County of Cork, rejoices at his re-election in Fermoy LEA. Gearóid Murphy edges closer to victory, while outgoing councillor Ian Doyle wins by a close margin in Kanturk.

As the election fervor continues, notable outcomes include the re-election of Tony O'Shea and Liam Madden in Mallow, who promise to prioritize housing issues. Stay tuned for more updates as the local elections in Cork unfold with surprises and significant wins!