Breakdowns published under new law
Historically poor.
Poor showing for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil
“Not arsed to vote”: Gript spoke to Dublin Central voters about the upcoming by-election:
Lower proportion in middle-class parts of constituency
Election in Dublin Central on 22nd May 2026
“[Other candidates] claim to be opposition, but they agree with the Government…whether it’s on open borders, whether it’s housing…they all believe that your uncle can be your auntie.” Independent Cllr. Malachy Steenson discusses his run for the Dublin Central-by-election.
Fine Gael Dublin-Central candidate Ray McAdam says Dublin has become safer under 15 years of Fine Gael. He says that immigration sceptical voters who spoiled their vote last year will “come out and vote for me” due to his “track record”.
“Dublin is a safe city.”
Constituency currently dominated by Leftwing opposition parties.
Not only can he not win; he also ensures nobody else can.
Or “five demands” voters can get behind.