Barry Andrews
Fianna Fáil
Former junior minister Barry Andrews has returned to politics after a stint in GOAL and in as director of the Institute of International and European Affairs, a position he is currently on sabbatical from.
Constituency: Dublin
Summary
| Electorate | Seats | Total Poll | Turnout | Valid Poll | Spoiled Votes | Quota |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 884118 | 4 | 379292 | 43% | 363947 | 15345 | 72790 |
Left Right
Count Results
| Candidate | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 |
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63849 | 63895 | 63997 | 64314 | 64406 | 64588 | 64853 | 65291 | 65683 | 66370 | 69282 | 71255 | 73028 | |||
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59067 | 59089 | 59135 | 59250 | 59317 | 59375 | 59448 | 59575 | 59724 | 60062 | 61528 | 61880 | 72446 | 78580 | ||
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51420 | 51446 | 51506 | 51599 | 51708 | 51913 | 51997 | 52078 | 52451 | 53159 | 53980 | 54418 | 56110 | 59619 | 63177 | 68952 |
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42305 | 42344 | 42391 | 42533 | 42673 | 42744 | 43400 | 44159 | 45570 | 46850 | 48559 | 52382 | 52930 | 55752 | 65683 | 87770 |
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39387 | 39428 | 39457 | 39526 | 39646 | 39701 | 40045 | 40470 | 41786 | 42317 | 42873 | 45216 | 45552 | 46704 | 51632 | |
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20331 | 20360 | 20398 | 20507 | 20578 | 20647 | 21002 | 21561 | 22054 | 22426 | 24051 | 25502 | 25915 | 29720 | ||
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18293 | 18312 | 18350 | 18414 | 18445 | 18513 | 18942 | 19088 | 19226 | 19661 | 20905 | 21303 | 22205 | |||
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16473 | 16488 | 16534 | 16562 | 16637 | 16704 | 16733 | 16778 | 16875 | 17144 | 17480 | 17649 | ||||
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10864 | 10896 | 10918 | 10968 | 11006 | 11036 | 11370 | 13134 | 13584 | 13912 | 14358 | |||||
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10846 | 10867 | 10907 | 11045 | 11129 | 11228 | 11434 | 11751 | 12039 | 12887 | ||||||
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7594 | 7627 | 7648 | 7689 | 8051 | 8450 | 8511 | 8609 | ||||||||
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6659 | 6689 | 6782 | 6867 | 7594 | 8451 | 8661 | 8768 | 10622 | |||||||
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4967 | 4999 | 5028 | 5088 | 5125 | 5171 | 5607 | |||||||||
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3701 | 3722 | 3745 | 3784 | 3817 | 3895 | ||||||||||
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2519 | 2575 | 2666 | 2750 | 2915 | |||||||||||
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2441 | 2473 | 2506 | 2539 | ||||||||||||
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1572 | 1641 | 1690 | |||||||||||||
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932 | 969 | ||||||||||||||
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727 |
On the Ballot
Lynn Boylan
Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin stalwart Lynn Boylan was first elected to the European Parliament in 2014 and is considered a safe seat this time around.
Gillian Brien
Solidarity-People Before Profit
A community activist in the north inner city Ms Brien is a candidate in both the European elections and the local elections. It is her first time running for election.
Ciarán Cuffe
The Green Party
Councillor and architect Ciarán Cuffe has been a Green Party councillor on Dublin City Council since 2014 and before that served as a TD and as a junior minister with responsibility for climate change.
Clare Daly
Independents 4 Change
Fingal TD Clare Daly was first elected to the Dáil in 2011, having previously served as a councillor. Her entrance into the European Elections caught many by surprise.
Mark Durkan
Fine Gael
The former SDLP leader and Derry man Mark Durkan is running for Fine Gael in Dublin. He has said he will represent people on both sides of the border in Europe but has no plans to relocate to Dublin if elected. He is a former MP in Westminster and was elected to the Northern Assembly.
Frances Fitzgerald
Fine Gael
Former Tanáiste Frances Fitzgerald is running for Europe having been first elected to the Dáil in 1992 and serving as minister in various portfolios. She was forced to resign as Justice Minister in 2017, but was later found to have acted correctly by the Charleton Tribunal which examined matters relating to the treatment of garda whistleblower Maurice McCabe.
Gary Gannon
Social Democrats
The north inner city councillor narrowly lost out on election to the Dáil in the 2016 General Election. He is the party’s only candidate for Europe in Dublin.
Ben Gilroy
Independent
The founder of Direct Democracy Ireland – who has since resigned from the party and is now running as an independent – stood in the Meath by-elections in 2013 and also in the 2014 European Elections.
Rita Harrold
Solidarity-People Before Profit
A childcare worker and founder of feminist activist group ROSA Ms Harrold is the only Dublin candidate fielded by Solidarity.
Alice-Mary Higgins
Independent
An independent Senator Ms Higgins is the daughter of President Michael D Higgins. She was first elected to the Seanad in 2016 on the NUI panel. Prior to her election she worked with the National Women’s Council of Ireland.
Herman Kelly
Independent
Eurosceptic candidates Herman Kelly is a former journalist running as an Independent but is president of the Irish Freedom Party or Irexit party which is not registered as a political party but advocates for Ireland to leave the EU.
Tony Bosco Lowth
Independent
Lowth describes himself as a ‘social entrepreneur’ and gardener.
Aisling McNiffe
Independent
A Co Kildare mother to a son with a rare medical condition Ms McNiffe is part of a coalition of three candidates running under the banner Families Speaking Out to highlight concerns about the location of the National Children’s Hospital.
Mark Mullan
Independent
A humanitarian aid worker from Donnybrook Mr Mullan is running as an independent candidate.
Eamonn Murphy
Independent
An anti-abortion activist who describes himself as a “pro-life pro-woman” candidate, and who was faced with a court order when he registered a website which closely resembled the HSE’s myoptions webpage offering women in crisis pregnancies information.
Gemma O'Doherty
Independent
Former journalist Gemma O’Doherty sought a nomination to run as a presidential candidate in last year’s election, canvassing councils around the country to secure the four requisite nominations.
Éilis Ryan
Workers' Party of Ireland
Éilis Ryan is a sitting city councillor who represents the north inner city on Dublin’s City Council. At her campaign launch she was endorsed by Independent Socialist TD Clare Daly who has since declared her own candidacy for Dublin.
Alex White
Labour
Former Communications Minister Alex White served as a TD for five years before losing his seat in 2016 as the Labour Party suffered huge losses around the country.
