Carlow's Cynthia Ní Mhurchú makes waves in the European elections, securing a seat in the Parliament. Find out more about her victory and the exciting twists in the election results!
Carlow's Cynthia Ní Mhurchú, representing Fianna Fáil, has achieved a significant milestone by being elected to the European Parliament. In a thrilling turn of events, Ní Mhurchú secured her position after the redistribution of votes from Grace O'Sullivan. This victory not only reflects Ní Mhurchú's dedication but also highlights the diverse representation in the European political landscape.
The European elections in Ireland also saw the success of Independent Michael McNamara and Sinn Féin's Kathleen Funchion, who joined Ní Mhurchú in the MEP lineup. The final count brought moments of suspense and excitement as the results unfolded, showcasing the vibrant democratic process in action. Ní Mhurchú's election adds a unique perspective and voice to the European Parliament, enriching the discussions and decisions made at the European level.
In another twist, Clare TD Michael McNamara clinched a seat as Mick Wallace lost his position in Ireland South. The electoral dynamics saw fluctuations and surprises, keeping the political arena dynamic and engaging. This election cycle has not only reshaped the MEP landscape but also set the stage for discussions on varied issues that impact Ireland and the wider European community.
As the European elections draw to a close, the re-election of Luke 'Ming' Flanagan in Midlands-North-West for a third term underscores the enduring support for his leadership. Additionally, Billy Kelleher's success in securing a seat in Ireland South reaffirms Fianna Fáil's stronghold in European politics. These outcomes highlight the evolving political landscape in Ireland and the significant roles played by individuals like Ní Mhurchú in shaping the future of European governance.
Carlow's Cynthia Ní Mhurchú (FF) has been elected to the European Parliament. Upon the redistribution of Grace O'Sullivan's votes, Ní Mhurchú confirmed her ...
Independent Michael McNamara, Sinn Féin's Kathleen Funchion and Fianna Fáil's Cynthia Ní Mhurchú have been elected as MEPs in the final count in Ireland ...
Independent Clare TD Michael McNamara also elected as Mick Wallace loses seat in Ireland South.
Incumbent Grace O'Sullivan has said she does not expect to be re-elected, which would be a blow for the Greens as Dublin MEP Ciarán Cuffe also fell short of re- ...
Results: Luke 'Ming' Flanagan re-elected in Midlands-North-West for third term in Brussels.
Fianna Fail's Billy Kelleher has been re-elected as an MEP in the Ireland South constituency, becoming Ireland's sixth confirmed European parliamentarian.
The 20th count for the South constituency saw the redistribution of the 69,197 votes of Grace O'Sullivan of the Green Party who had been eliminated ...
The final three seats in the Ireland South constituency of the 2024 European Elections have been filled as Michael McNamara (IND), Kathleen Funchion (SF) ...
Independent Michael McNamara, Fianna Fail's Cynthia Ni Mhurchu and Sinn Fein's Kathleen Funchion have been elected as MEPs for the Ireland South con...
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The election of Kathleen Funchion leaves the Carlow Kilkenny constituency without its Sinn Féin TD so a by-election is expected to take place alongside three ...