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Local Elections 2024: Baby & Son Elected Amid 'Revolution' - Top 5 Late Takeaways Revealed!

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Discover the surprising twists from the recent local elections and the unexpected candidates who emerged victorious!

In a surprising turn of events during the 2024 Local Elections, Independent candidate Malachy Steenson made waves by securing a seat on Dublin City Council in the North Inner City ward. This victory marks a significant shift in the political landscape, as Steenson, previously a Workers' Party activist, emerged as a dark horse among the contenders.

The elections also witnessed a remarkable moment as a baby and son duo clinched victories in their respective constituencies. This unconventional outcome added a touch of novelty and excitement to the electoral process, highlighting the diverse range of candidates vying for positions in local government.

As the dust settled, the post-election analysis revealed intriguing insights. Sinn Féin's unexpected underperformance raised eyebrows, while the fierce competition between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael for dominance in local governance captured the attention of voters across the country.

The dynamics of power in local government underwent a subtle but notable shift, paving the way for new voices and perspectives to shape policies and decisions at the grassroots level. The 2024 Local Elections truly marked a turning point in Irish politics, setting the stage for a period of transformation and renewed engagement among citizens.

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Baby & son elected amid 'revolution' - 5 late takeaways (RTE.ie)

Shortly after 4.30pm, Independent candidate Malachy Steenson was elected to Dublin City Council in the North Inner City ward. Formerly a Workers' Party activist ...

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Watch: 5 takeaways from the Local Elections (RTE.ie)

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