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In the midst of the bustling 2024 elections in Ireland, the counting process for the council polls has commenced, adding an element of suspense for both voters and candidates. While EU polls also saw Irish voters making their voices heard, the official counting will kick off on Sunday, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.
A wave of excitement swept through the electorate as Independent Councillor Thomas Welby clinched the title of the first elected official among the 949 councillors in the running. His victory marked a significant moment in the local elections, hinting at a potential surge in support for independent candidates across Ireland.
As the results trickled in, it became evident that the battleground was heating up for various parties. Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael leaders expressed satisfaction with their performances, while Sinn Féin strategized on regaining lost ground, setting the stage for intense political maneuvers in the coming days.
Amidst the buzz, the live updates from Cork City Hall showcased strong backing for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil candidates, adding a layer of intrigue to the unfolding electoral saga. With excitement brewing and tensions running high, the 2024 elections in Ireland promise a riveting conclusion for both participants and spectators alike.
Did you know that Thomas Welby's early victory as the first elected councillor in Galway sparked positive sentiments among government party members, hinting at potential shifts in the political landscape? Stay tuned for more updates on the nail-biting Ireland elections and witness history in the making!
While Irish voters also cast their ballots in the EU polls, counting will not begin until Sunday.
At around 3.20pm, Independent Councillor Thomas Welby became the first of 949 councillors to be elected in the 2024 local elections.
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Election results: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael leaders say they are pleased with party performances but Sinn Féin may do little more than recover ground lost ...
The counting of local election ballots has begun at Cork City Hall after rough early tallies indicated strong support for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil candidates.
Thomas Welby has become the first candidate elected in this year's local elections; Satisfaction among the government parties after early tallies.
Rolling news from the Business Post as local and European election results come in.
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