Constituency: Dublin Bay South

Summary

Electorate Seats Total Poll Turnout Valid Poll Spoiled Votes Quota
83689 4 39979 48% 39784 195 7957

Vote Distribution

Count 1

Elected

Left Right

Count Results

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

James Geoghegan James Geoghegan
(FG)

6060 6069 6118 6171 6173 6464 6673 7060 10650

Ivana Bacik Ivana Bacik
(Lab)

5684 5685 5763 5795 5940 6250 6359 7945 8542

Jim O'Callaghan Jim O'Callaghan
(FF)

5536 5541 5630 5779 5792 6191 6562 6723 7381 9751

Chris Andrews Chris Andrews
(SF)

4875 4884 4993 5166 5518 5584 5960 6091 6139 6163 6258

Emma Blain Emma Blain
(FG)

4102 4106 4134 4190 4193 4544 4711 5177

Eoin Hayes Eoin Hayes
(SD)

3615 3619 3676 3702 4361 4507 4724 5535 5673 5972 6754

Hazel Chu Hazel Chu
(GP)

3250 3258 3297 3332 3438 3609 3680

Kate O'Connell Kate O'Connell
(Ind)

1772 1788 1849 1905 1956

Nick Delehanty Nick Delehanty
(Ind)

1542 1600 1776 2108 2150 2272

Brigid Purcell Brigid Purcell
(PBPS)

1339 1346 1372 1413

Alan Healy Alan Healy
(Aon)

956 999 1107

Mannix Flynn Mannix Flynn
(Ind)

479 491

Peter Dooley Peter Dooley
(Ind)

358 383

Lauralee Doyle Lauralee Doyle
(IP)

150

Daniel Pocock Daniel Pocock
(Ind)

27

John Dominic Keigher John Dominic Keigher
(Ind)

23

David Hennessy David Hennessy
(Ind)

16

On the Ballot

Chris Andrews

Chris Andrews

Sinn Féin

A Sinn Féin TD for the last four years, Mr Andrews previously served as a Fianna Fáil TD for the Dublin South East constituency from 2007 to 2011. He lost his seat alongside many other party colleagues in 2011 and eventually resigned from the party when it was revealed he was behind a Twitter account which made negative posts about party leader Micheál Martin. Andrews has been an outspoken campaigner for Palestine for many years and has travelled to Gaza on humanitarian missions. He is related to former RTÉ presenter Ryan Tubridy and had to excuse himself from the Media Committee when the scandal engulfing the presenter and the broadcaster was being probed.

Ivana Bacik

Ivana Bacik

Labour

A Senator since 2007, Ms Bacik got elected as a TD in a landslide win for Labour in the Dublin Bay South by election in 2021 after Fine Gael’s Eoghan Murphy resigned. The barrister is known for being a high profile abortion rights campaigner since the 1980s and is a keen cyclist. The TD’s surname is Czech. Her paternal grandfather was imprisoned by the Nazis during WWII, and in 1946 he moved to Waterford with his family, including her father, then a child.

Emma Blain

Emma Blain

Fine Gael

Emma Blain is editor of The Church of Ireland Gazette and currently sits on Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. She is a former Sunday Independent journalist. A councillor since 2016, she comes from a political family. Ms Blain has previously spoken out about the challenges women in politics face, from being judged on their appearance to having to balance work and family life.

Hazel Chu

Hazel Chu

The Green Party

The former Dublin Lord Mayor is running to keep the seat vacated by outgoing TD and former party leader, Eamon Ryan. Ms Chu fought off competition to be the candidate in one of the Greenest constituencies in the country from competitors which included Cllr Claire Byrne, who works in the former leader’s office in Leinster House. Cllr Chu previously lost out to Cllr Byrne to be the party’s candidate in the 2021 by election. The former party chair is married to Green TD Patrick Costello. Ms Chu was the first Irish-born person of Chinese descent elected to political office on the island of Ireland and when elected mayor, was the first person of Chinese ethnicity to be mayor of a European capital.

Nick Delehanty

Nick Delehanty

Independent

The candidate ran in the south east inner city unsuccessfully in this year’s local elections but will be hoping for a better result in his first bid for the Dáil. His ‘Make Crime Illegal’ slogan took social media by storm during his local election campaign after it was spotted on his posters. He regularly posts threads about current controversies, such as the €300k bike shed, to his 12,000 followers. The UCD educated politician worked previously as a solicitor.

Peter Dooley

Peter Dooley

Independent

Lauralee Doyle

Lauralee Doyle

The Irish People

Ms Doyle is a candidate as part of the National Alliance, which is an electoral alliance of parties for the general election. It consists of the National Party, Ireland First and The Irish People, as well as some independent candidates. On its website, the alliance states its housing policy is that the party will end “current prioritising” of migrants ahead of Irish people by councils “in cooperation” with NGOs, housing bodies and Government agencies.

Mannix Flynn

Mannix Flynn

Independent

James Geoghegan

James Geoghegan

Fine Gael

This will be the Dublin Lord Mayor’s second time running for the Dáil, having received a respectable 26pc first preference vote in the Dublin Bay South by election of 2021. Originally from Ranelagh, the barrister was first elected to the Pembroke local electoral area in 2019. He is also a board member of the National Maternity Hospital. He was one of the founding members of Renua but later left the party, saying he disagreed with Lucinda Creighton’s views on abortion.

Eoin Hayes

Eoin Hayes

Social Democrats

The Kimmage Rathmines Cllr lives in Dublin 6 and is a London Business School graduate who works as a consultant for a small business. He was elected as one of the new councillors as the party doubled its council seats. Housing is a key part of his campaign as a “lifelong renter and aspiring homeowner”. He has said he wants to work to achieve a “new type of politics” in Ireland, which is based “on fairness, inclusiveness and equality”.

Alan Healy

Alan Healy

Aontú

Mr Healy ran in the local elections. He previously volunteered in the Whitefriar Street Youth Club and Whitefriar Community Residents Association and has raised money for local, national and international charities. He was born in the old tenements and lives in York Street.

David Hennessy

David Hennessy

Independent

John Dominic Keigher

John Dominic Keigher

Independent

Jim O'Callaghan

Jim O'Callaghan

Fianna Fáil

The barrister was first elected as a TD in 2016. A key party member, he is the spokesperson for justice. Mr O’Callaghan also played a key role in programme for government negotiations in 2016, where his party supported Fine Gael in a confidence and supply government. Mr O'Callaghan played rugby to a high level, representing UCD, Cambridge University, London Irish, Wanderers, Leinster and Connacht at senior level. He also represented Ireland at under-21 level. He is the brother of RTÉ broadcaster Miriam O’Callaghan.

Kate O'Connell

Kate O'Connell

Independent

Having served as a Fine Gael TD from 2016 to 2020, she lost her seat at the last general election. Originally from Westmeath, the pharmacist was heavily involved in the campaign to repeal the eighth amendment and abortion rights. She controversially backed Simon Coveney in the 2017 Fine Gael leadership race and not Leo Varadkar, who eventually went on to become leader. Ms O’Connell is now running as an Independent in a move which is likely to have a hit on the Fine Gael vote in the constituency.

Daniel Pocock

Daniel Pocock

Independent

Brigid Purcell

Brigid Purcell

People Before Profit-Solidarity

The People Before Profit candidate also ran in the 2021 by election. She has previously spoken about her experiences in the hospitality industry, revealing she was sexually assaulted. Ms Purcell has worked in the service industry for many years, including taking on the roles of waitress, a bartender, a cleaner, a kitchen porter, a cashier. Ms Purcell describes herself as a Marxist and a feminist and says she advocates for equality and social justice for everyone in this country.
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