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Minister Patrick O'Donovan of Fine Gael topped the poll in the Limerick County constituency | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
Seats Filled |
Turnout |
Electorate |
Quota |
Valid Votes |
Spoiled Votes |
| 3 /3 | 61.1% | 75,018 | 11,385 | 45,536 | 332 |
Minister Patrick O'Donovan of Fine Gael was the first TD to be elected in the Limerick County constituency after he retained his seat on the first count - read full story here.
He was joined by Richard O'Donoghue of Independent Ireland who secured his seat on the ninth count - read full story here.
As expected, Minster of State Niall Collins also retained his seat - following the thirteenth count - read full story here.
The final result for the Limerick County constituency was declared by deputy returning officer, Kieran Lehane, shortly after 2am on Sunday.
Done and dusted! The official declaration of the result in the Limerick County constituency #LimerickElection2024 pic.twitter.com/T1jEIo4yRz
— David Hurley (@DHurleyLL) December 1, 2024
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