Sinn Féin emerged as the largest party after the local elections with 9 seats and 6 gains in total. The party won 2 seats in each of Clondalkin and the 2 Tallaght LEAs. Fine Gael retained second place but lost 1 seat overall to emerge with 7 seats. While the party won 2 seats in each of Clondalkin, Lucan and Rathfarnham she won no seat in either Tallaght LEA. Fianna Fáil gained 1 seat to win 5 seats overall, in the Lucan LEA, the first time they won a seat there since 2004, but were left without representation in Tallaght South. Labour lost 5 seats, to emerge with 4 overall, and was left without representation in Lucan and Rathfarnham. Both People Before Profit and the Anti-Austerity Alliance secured 3 seats each. The Green Party also gained 1 seat in Rathfarnham. Independents were also among the biggest winners on the council with 8 seats and 7 gains in total.
^Clondalkin Sinn Féin Cllr Eoin O Broin was elected as a TD for Dublin Mid-West at the Irish general election, 2016. Mark Ward was co-opted to fill the vacancy on 14 March 2016.[1]
^Clondalkin Sinn Féin Cllr Jonathan Graham resigned from Sinn Féin and became an Independent citing that his time in the party had been a mostly negative experience.[2] He joined Fianna Fáil on 22 March 2019.[3]
^Clondalkin People Before Profir Alliance Cllr Gino Kenny was elected as a TD for Dublin Mid-West at the Irish general election, 2014. Madeleine Johansson was co-opted to fill the vacancy on 3 April 2016.[4]
^Rathfarnam Fianna Fáil Cllr John Lahart was elected as a TD for Dublin South-West at the Irish general election, 2016. Emma Murphy was co-opted to fill the vacancy on 14 March 2016.[5]
^Rathfarnam Fine Gael Cllr Anne-Marie Dermody resigned in September 2017 citing difficulties balancing work and life pressures.[6] Conor McMahon was co-opted to fill the vacancy on 14 November 2017.[7]
^Rathfarnam Independent Cllr Deirdre O'Donovan joined Fianna Fáil and ceased to be an Independent on 21 February 2019.[8]
^Tallaght Central Sinn Féin Cllr Máire Devine was elected as a Senator on 25 April 2016. Cora McCann was co-opted to fill the vacancy.
^Tallaght Central Labour Cllr Mick Duff resigned from the Labour Party and became an Independent saying Labour was struggling for relevance on 5 October 2018.[9]
^Tallaght South Labour Cllr Martina Genockey resigned from the Labour party and became an Independent saying Labour was not best placed to eradicate poverty and disadvantage in its present form on 28 September 2018. She will not contest the next local elections.[10]
^Tallaght South PBPA Cllr Nicky Coules resigned due to his COPD illness in September 2017.[11] Emma Hendrick was co-opted to fill the vacancy on 25 September 2017.[12]
^Tallaght South Independent Cllr Dermot Richardson joined Sinn Féin in April 2016.[13]
^Templeogue-Terenure Independent Cllr Dermot Looney joined the Social Democrats on 8 June 2017.[14]
^On 13 March 2015 Templeogue-Terenure Independent Cllr Ronan McMahon became a founder member of the Renua party.[15]
^Templeogue-Terenure Sinn Féin Cllr Fintan Warfield was elected as a Senator on 25 April 2016. Enda Fanning was co-opted to fill the vacancy. He resigned his seat on 10 October 2017.[16] On 31 October 2017 Robert Russell was co-opted to fill the vacancy.[17]
^Templeogue-Terenure Fine Gael Cllr Colm Brophy was elected as a TD for Dublin South-West at the Irish general election, 2016. Brian Lawlor was co-opted to fill the vacancy on 14 March 2016.[18]
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An election to South Dublin County Council took place on 23 May 2014 as part of that year s Irish local elections Forty councillors were elected for a five year term of office from six local electoral areas LEAs on the electoral system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote PR STV 1 2 3 2014 South Dublin County Council election 2009 23 May 2014 2019 All 40 seats on South Dublin County Council21 seats needed for a majority First party Second party Third party Party Sinn Fein Fine Gael Fianna FailSeats won 9 7 5Seat change 6 1 1 Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party Party Labour People Before Profit Anti Austerity AllianceSeats won 4 3 3Seat change 5 2 3 Seventh party Eighth party Party Green IndependentSeats won 1 8Seat change 1 7Map showing the area of South Dublin County CouncilCouncil control after election TBD Contents 1 Increase in seats 2 Overview of results 3 Results by party 4 Results by local electoral area 4 1 Clondalkin 4 2 Lucan 4 3 Rathfarnham 4 4 Tallaght Central 4 5 Tallaght South 4 6 Templeogue Terenure 5 Changes 6 References 7 External linksIncrease in seats editUnder the Local Government Act 2001 South Dublin County Council had been allocated 26 seats In November 2012 Phil Hogan the Minister for the Environment Community and Local Government appointed a Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee to review the allocation of seats across local authorities 4 In the case of South Dublin County Council it recommended an increase to 40 seats 5 This was implemented by the Local Government Reform Act 2014 6 Overview of results editSinn Fein emerged as the largest party after the local elections with 9 seats and 6 gains in total The party won 2 seats in each of Clondalkin and the 2 Tallaght LEAs Fine Gael retained second place but lost 1 seat overall to emerge with 7 seats While the party won 2 seats in each of Clondalkin Lucan and Rathfarnham she won no seat in either Tallaght LEA Fianna Fail gained 1 seat to win 5 seats overall in the Lucan LEA the first time they won a seat there since 2004 but were left without representation in Tallaght South Labour lost 5 seats to emerge with 4 overall and was left without representation in Lucan and Rathfarnham Both People Before Profit and the Anti Austerity Alliance secured 3 seats each The Green Party also gained 1 seat in Rathfarnham Independents were also among the biggest winners on the council with 8 seats and 7 gains in total Results by party editParty Seats 1st pref FPv Sinn Fein 9 6 18 411 23 96Fine Gael 7 1 13 853 18 03Fianna Fail 5 1 10 274 13 37Labour 4 5 7 847 10 21People Before Profit 3 2 3 630 4 72Anti Austerity Alliance 3 3 3 537 4 60Green 1 1 1 667 2 17Workers Party 0 0 940 1 22Direct Democracy 0 0 280 0 36Communist 0 0 143 0 19Independent 8 7 16 246 21 15Totals 40 14 76 828 100 00Results by local electoral area editClondalkin edit Clondalkin 8 seats Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Sinn Fein Eoin o Broin a 21 19 2 992 Sinn Fein Jonathan Graham b 16 33 2 306 Fianna Fail Trevor Gilligan 13 71 1 935 People Before Profit Gino Kenny c 12 01 1 696 Independent Francis Timmons 4 83 682 1 122 1 282 1 356 1 387 1 477 1 886 Labour Breeda Bonner 7 70 1 087 1 203 1 270 1 353 1 361 1 533 1 562 1 590Fine Gael Kenny Egan 7 19 1 015 1 157 1 200 1 282 1 291 1 338 1 392 1 407Fine Gael Emer Higgins 8 45 1 193 1 241 1 262 1 327 1 330 1 356 1 366 1 388Workers Party Lorraine Hennessy 3 07 433 693 853 880 910 1 029 1 143 1 309Independent Matthew McDonagh 2 82 398 637 866 867 903 987 Labour Ken Kinsella 1 68 237 276 291 315 319 Communist Paul Doran 1 01 143 282 324 334 340 Electorate 35 616 Valid 14 117 39 64 Spoilt 263 Quota 1 569 Turnout 14 380 40 38 Lucan edit Lucan 8 seats Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14Sinn Fein Danny O Brien 12 57 1 762 Fine Gael William Lavelle 12 49 1 751 Independent Guss O Connell 10 50 1 471 1 496 1 503 1 506 1 513 1 522 1 561 Independent Paul Gogarty 8 71 1 221 1 241 1 261 1 272 1 279 1 309 1 320 1 369 1 414 1 488 1 565 People Before Profit Ruth Nolan 5 02 704 755 760 763 769 791 798 827 841 999 1 031 1 123 1 285 1 488Fine Gael Vicki Casserly 6 13 859 863 923 924 938 948 1 041 1 083 1 101 1 142 1 203 1 242 1 304 1 351Fianna Fail Ed O Brien 5 06 709 716 725 727 735 743 749 757 1 076 1 101 1 144 1 162 1 250 1 306Independent Liona O Toole 5 51 772 786 798 800 804 810 818 836 852 892 918 995 1 137 1 263Labour Caitriona Jones 3 60 505 509 527 530 576 581 595 637 649 669 951 994 1 048 1 112Independent Tony Stafford 4 72 661 672 672 673 676 681 698 705 720 735 745 943 993 Independent Jim Doyle 3 55 497 506 511 534 536 598 602 627 651 738 767 819 Independent Alan Hayes 4 16 583 592 595 596 598 605 618 635 645 665 676 Labour Eamon Tuffy 3 62 507 512 531 531 548 560 580 597 617 654 Workers Party Mick Finnegan 3 62 507 530 533 535 537 567 569 585 594 Fianna Fail Caitriona McClean 3 66 513 517 523 524 525 531 537 550 Independent Patrick Akpoveta 1 96 275 281 284 289 326 336 337 Fine Gael Gerry Kennedy 1 66 233 234 254 254 256 260 Independent Michael Farrelly 1 71 239 243 244 252 253 Independent Hussain Zahid 1 29 181 184 186 187 Independent Ciaran Byrne 0 46 65 69 69 Electorate 33 243 Valid 14 015 41 93 Spoilt 168 Quota 1 558 Turnout 14 183 42 43 Rathfarnham edit Rathfarnham 6 seats Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6Fianna Fail John Lahart d 15 95 1 972 Fine Gael Anne Marie Dermody e 13 22 1 634 1 649 1 715 1 788 Sinn Fein Sarah Holland 13 06 1 614 1 621 1 644 1 740 1 768 Independent Deirdre O Donovan f 12 27 1 517 1 533 1 592 1 731 1 840 Fine Gael Paula Donovan 8 14 1 006 1 015 1 043 1 102 1 547 1 637Green Francis Noel Duffy 7 64 944 959 992 1 130 1 198 1 477People Before Profit John Flanagan 6 52 806 809 830 886 907 Labour Paddy Cosgrave 6 50 804 817 1 129 1 180 1 268 1 370Fine Gael Alan Gallagher 6 26 774 787 818 862 Fianna Fail Emma Murphy 5 54 685 793 807 Labour Aideen Carberry 4 91 607 613 Electorate 30 375 Valid 12 363 40 70 Spoilt 127 Quota 1 767 Turnout 12 490 41 12 Tallaght Central edit Tallaght Central 6 seats Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Sinn Fein Maire Devine g 24 45 2 874 Fianna Fail Charlie O Connor 13 74 1 615 1 744 Sinn Fein Brendan Ferron 7 70 905 1 642 1 663 1 678 1 705 Anti Austerity Alliance Mick Murphy 12 11 1 424 1 506 1 515 1 533 1 586 1 620 1 625 1 651 1 808 Anti Austerity Alliance Kieran Mahon 5 30 623 654 656 661 701 719 720 748 1 189 1 512Labour Mick Duff h 8 35 982 1 022 1 026 1 168 1 191 1 224 1 225 1 353 1 381 1 495Fine Gael Karen Warren 5 38 632 642 647 687 697 754 754 1 065 1 078 1 153Independent Declan Burke 4 46 524 556 557 581 715 764 772 824 872 Anti Austerity Alliance Eddie Ericksson 4 98 585 663 665 675 694 712 713 744 Fine Gael Gay Kelly 5 14 604 615 619 632 650 693 693 Fianna Fail Valerie Gaynor 2 95 347 361 369 382 385 Independent Ray Kelly 2 88 339 354 359 362 Labour Kemi Adenekan 2 56 301 316 319 Electorate 26 285 Valid 11 755 44 72 Spoilt 186 Quota 1 680 Turnout 11 941 45 43 Tallaght South edit Tallaght South 6 seats Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7Sinn Fein Cathal King 31 21 2 449 Sinn Fein Louise Dunne 20 05 1 573 Labour Martina Genockey i 9 43 740 861 905 1 003 1 096 1 420 Anti Austerity Alliance Brian Leech 6 16 483 804 886 911 956 994 1 008People Before Profit Nicky Coules j 5 40 424 704 804 828 884 918 958Independent Dermot Richardson k 4 72 370 537 581 707 781 870 927Anti Austerity Alliance Phil Foster 5 38 422 643 740 767 810 850 871Fine Gael David Yeates 7 15 561 596 608 656 772 Fianna Fail Emmett Hegarty 6 76 530 597 633 654 Labour Eugene Ryan 2 56 201 254 265 Independent Frank O Gorman 1 19 93 156 182 Electorate 25 653 Valid 7 846 30 59 Spoilt 167 Quota 1 121 Turnout 8 013 31 24 Templeogue Terenure edit Templeogue Terenure 6 seats Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Independent Dermot Looney l 16 89 2 826 Independent Ronan McMahon m 13 74 2 299 2 386 2 427 Sinn Fein Fintan Warfield n 11 57 1 936 2 016 2 025 2 094 2 121 2 167 2 227 2 292 2 623 Labour Pamela Kearns 8 52 1 426 1 454 1 472 1 484 1 679 1 796 2 002 2 076 2 248 2 282Fine Gael Colm Brophy o 9 28 1 552 1 562 1 567 1 572 1 689 1 895 1 981 2 027 2 115 2 134Fianna Fail Paul Foley 6 90 1 155 1 168 1 180 1 189 1 202 1 232 1 283 1 834 1 951 1 988Fine Gael Brian Lawlor 8 22 1 375 1 380 1 383 1 384 1 438 1 542 1 599 1 636 1 855 1 882Independent Shane Conneely 6 47 1 082 1 115 1 158 1 257 1 315 1 338 1 485 1 537 Fianna Fail Eamonn Walsh 4 86 813 844 848 862 868 907 992 Green Suzanne McEneaney 4 32 723 750 759 782 812 859 Fine Gael Siobhan Butler 3 97 664 731 735 745 764 Labour Chris Bond 2 69 450 467 467 480 Direct Democracy Neville Bradley 1 67 280 300 309 Independent Paddy Henegan 0 90 151 168 Electorate 33 746 Valid 16 732 49 58 Spoilt 217 Quota 2 391 Turnout 16 949 50 23 Changes edit Clondalkin Sinn Fein Cllr Eoin O Broin was elected as a TD for Dublin Mid West at the Irish general election 2016 Mark Ward was co opted to fill the vacancy on 14 March 2016 1 Clondalkin Sinn Fein Cllr Jonathan Graham resigned from Sinn Fein and became an Independent citing that his time in the party had been a mostly negative experience 2 He joined Fianna Fail on 22 March 2019 3 Clondalkin People Before Profir Alliance Cllr Gino Kenny was elected as a TD for Dublin Mid West at the Irish general election 2014 Madeleine Johansson was co opted to fill the vacancy on 3 April 2016 4 Rathfarnam Fianna Fail Cllr John Lahart was elected as a TD for Dublin South West at the Irish general election 2016 Emma Murphy was co opted to fill the vacancy on 14 March 2016 5 Rathfarnam Fine Gael Cllr Anne Marie Dermody resigned in September 2017 citing difficulties balancing work and life pressures 6 Conor McMahon was co opted to fill the vacancy on 14 November 2017 7 Rathfarnam Independent Cllr Deirdre O Donovan joined Fianna Fail and ceased to be an Independent on 21 February 2019 8 Tallaght Central Sinn Fein Cllr Maire Devine was elected as a Senator on 25 April 2016 Cora McCann was co opted to fill the vacancy Tallaght Central Labour Cllr Mick Duff resigned from the Labour Party and became an Independent saying Labour was struggling for relevance on 5 October 2018 9 Tallaght South Labour Cllr Martina Genockey resigned from the Labour party and became an Independent saying Labour was not best placed to eradicate poverty and disadvantage in its present form on 28 September 2018 She will not contest the next local elections 10 Tallaght South PBPA Cllr Nicky Coules resigned due to his COPD illness in September 2017 11 Emma Hendrick was co opted to fill the vacancy on 25 September 2017 12 Tallaght South Independent Cllr Dermot Richardson joined Sinn Fein in April 2016 13 Templeogue Terenure Independent Cllr Dermot Looney joined the Social Democrats on 8 June 2017 14 On 13 March 2015 Templeogue Terenure Independent Cllr Ronan McMahon became a founder member of the Renua party 15 Templeogue Terenure Sinn Fein Cllr Fintan Warfield was elected as a Senator on 25 April 2016 Enda Fanning was co opted to fill the vacancy He resigned his seat on 10 October 2017 16 On 31 October 2017 Robert Russell was co opted to fill the vacancy 17 Templeogue Terenure Fine Gael Cllr Colm Brophy was elected as a TD for Dublin South West at the Irish general election 2016 Brian Lawlor was co opted to fill the vacancy on 14 March 2016 18 References edit Proportional Representation Citizens Information 2009 09 21 Local Election Results for South Dublin County Council Irish Times Retrieved 2014 05 29 Local Elections Results for South Dublin County Council Council website Retrieved 2015 03 07 Local Government Act 2001 7th Sch Number of members of local authorities No 37 of 2001 7th Sch Enacted on 21 July 2001 Act of the Oireachtas Retrieved from Irish Statute Book Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee Report 2013 PDF Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee 29 May 2013 p 114 Local Government Reform Act 2014 s 15 Number of members of local authorities No 1 of 2014 s 15 Enacted on 27 January 2014 Act of the Oireachtas Retrieved from Irish Statute Book External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2014 South Dublin County Council election amp oldid 1174876628, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
