Waterford local elections 2024

Waterford Local Elections 2024: Exciting Updates and Results Revealed!

Discover the latest updates and results from the Waterford Local Elections 2024 - Who got elected? Find out now!

In the bustling realm of Waterford politics, the Local Elections 2024 have been a whirlwind of excitement and drama. As the clock ticked towards 2:45 pm on a sunny Sunday, 13 seats had already found their champions, with young female Fine Gael candidate making waves in the compact Lismore district. The buzz continued as the Sinn Féin party clinched a return seat in Waterford City East, with the tenacious Councillor Pat Fitzgerald standing firm amidst the political storm.

At lunchtime on the same Sunday, the count revealed a total of 12 candidates elected, heralding the imminent rise of 32 council members to helm the city's future. The Dungarvan LEA count concluded with a flourish, announcing the victorious Cllr Jim D'Arcy (FG), Cllr Mary Roche (Social Democrats), Cllr Seamus Ryan (Lab), Cllr Joeanne Bailey (SF), and Cllr Frank Quinlan (FG) to represent the diverse voices of the community.

Amidst the electoral frenzy, four local areas saw their councilors finalize their positions. Notable names like Derek Blighe (Ireland First), Lorna Bogue (Rabharta), Graham de Barra (Independent), Christopher VS Doyle (Independent), Susan Doyle (Social Democrats), and Mary Fitzgibbon (Independent) emerged triumphant, setting the stage for a new era of governance in Waterford.

As the dust settles on the Waterford Local Elections 2024, one thing is clear - the city's political landscape is evolving, with fresh faces and familiar leaders shaping its destiny. Stay tuned for more updates on the dynamic shifts in power and the voices that will guide Waterford's future.