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SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.1PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.1PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4
SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.1PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4SF20.9%-0.5FG18.3%+0.5FF16.0%+0.1SD11.0%+0.3Lab3.6%-0.2GP3.1%+0.1Aon5.9%-0.1II6.8%-0.1PBP-S2.7%-0.3Ind11.7%+0.4

Dublin South-Central

Co. Dublin
Marginal / swing seat

Dublin South-Central is a 4-seat constituency covering Crumlin, Drimnagh, Walkinstown and the Liberties. Sinn Féin topped the poll and took two of the four seats in 2024 — party stalwart Aengus Ó Snodaigh and Máire Devine — alongside Fianna Fáil's Catherine Ardagh and the Social Democrats' Jen Cummins.

Dáil Seats4
Valid Poll '2437,344
Quota (Droop)7,469

Elected TDs (4)

Aengus Ó Snodaigh· Sinn FéinCatherine Ardagh· Fianna FáilMáire Devine· Sinn FéinJen Cummins· Social Democrats

2024 General Election — First Preferences

First-preference vote share by candidate. Aengus Ó Snodaigh (Sinn Féin) topped the poll with 12%. Bold candidates were elected — final seats are decided by PR-STV transfers, not first preferences alone.

Under PR-STV, surplus and elimination transfers decide the final seats, so a candidate can be elected from well below the quota — or miss out despite a strong first count. .

Notable Past TDs

Ben Briscoe1969–2002

Fianna Fáil TD and Lord Mayor of Dublin (1988–89); son of Robert Briscoe, also a long-serving TD and Dublin's first Jewish Lord Mayor.

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