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Marref-2015-Wicklow-Tally.Pdf Box No LEA Polling District Polling Station Yes No Postal 188 137 1 Arklow Annacurragh Annacurra N.S. 134 127 2 Arklow Arklow Rock Carysfort N.S., Booth 5A 245 180 3 Arklow Arklow Town Carysfort N.S., Booth 1 345 102 4 Arklow Arklow Town Carysfort N.S., Booth 2 287 195 5 Arklow Arklow Town Carysfort N.S., Booth 3 363 113 6 Arklow Arklow Town Carysfort N.S., Booth 4 281 170 7 Arklow Arklow Town St Peters N.S. Bth 1 Castle Park 259 144 8 Arklow Arklow Town St Peters N.S. Bth 2 Castle Park 200 157 9 Arklow Arklow Town St Peters N.S. Bth 3 Castle Park 223 178 10 Arklow Arklow Town St Peters N.S. Bth 4 Castle Park 204 151 11 Arklow Arklow Town St Peters N.S. Bth 5 Castle Park 207 182 12 Arklow Arklow Town Templerainey N.S., Booth 1 247 135 13 Arklow Arklow Town Templerainey N.S., Booth 2 242 107 14 Arklow Arklow Town Templerainey N.S., Booth 3 240 115 15 Arklow Aughavanagh Askanagap Community Hall, Booth 1 42 54 16 Arklow Aughrim Aughrim N.S.,Booth 1 230 141 17 Arklow Aughrim Aughrim N.S.,Booth 2 221 146 18 Arklow Avoca St Patricks N.S., Booth 1, Avoca 172 110 19 Arklow Avoca St Patricks N.S., Booth 2, Avoca 236 111 20 Arklow Ballinaclash Ballinaclash Community Centre 255 128 21 Arklow Ballycoogue Ballycoogue N.S. 97 83 22 Arklow Barnacleagh St Patricks N.S., Barnacleagh 149 111 23 Arklow Barndarrig South Barndarrig N.S. Booth 1 196 127 24 Arklow Barndarrig South Barndarrig N.S. Booth 2 195 132 25 Arklow Cronebane Kilmacoo Old N.S. 137 64 26 Arklow Glenmalure Kirikee Community Centre 138 86 27 Arklow Kilbride (Arklow) Templerainey N.S., Booth 4 257 168 28 Arklow Killaveney Tinahely Community Centre, Bth 1 147 135 29 Arklow Rathdrum Boys N.S., Booth 1, Rathdrum 220 136 30 Arklow Rathdrum Boys N.S., Booth 2, Rathdrum 257 149 31 Arklow Rathdrum Boys N.S., Booth 3, Rathdrum 240 137 32 Arklow Redcross Redcross N.S. 162 100 33 Baltinglass Baltinglass St Josephs N.S., Booth 1,B'glass 230 145 34 Baltinglass Baltinglass St Josephs N.S., Booth 2,B'glass 220 118 35 Baltinglass Baltinglass St Josephs N.S., Booth 3,B'glass 217 136 36 Baltinglass Blessington Blessington Junior N.S., Booth 1 325 112 37 Baltinglass Blessington Blessington Junior N.S., Booth 2 325 110 38 Baltinglass Blessington Blessington Junior N.S., Booth 3 293 169 39 Baltinglass Blessington Blessington Junior N.S., Booth 4 280 128 40 Baltinglass Blessington Blessington Junior N.S., Booth 5 377 160 41 Baltinglass Carnew Carnew N.S., Booth 1 115 130 42 Baltinglass Carnew Carnew N.S., Booth 2 178 70 43 Baltinglass Carnew Carnew N.S., Booth 3 210 135 44 Baltinglass Coolattin Shillelagh Courthse, Booth 1 128 136 45 Baltinglass Coolattin Shillelagh Courthse, Booth 2 188 140 46 Baltinglass Coolboy Coolafancy N.S. 193 121 47 Baltinglass Donaghmore Donaghmore N.S. 203 126 48 Baltinglass Donard Donard N.S. 198 110 49 Baltinglass Dunlavin Dunlavin N.S., Booth 1 210 89 50 Baltinglass Dunlavin Dunlavin N.S., Booth 2 142 106 51 Baltinglass Dunlavin Dunlavin N.S., Booth 3 192 152 52 Baltinglass Hollywood Hollywood N.S. 253 177 53 Baltinglass Kilquiggan with Rath Ballyconnell Hall, Booth 1 95 78 54 Baltinglass Kilquiggan with Rath Ballyconnell Hall, Booth 2 42 35 55 Baltinglass Kiltegan Kiltegan Church of Ireland New N.S 148 107 56 Baltinglass Knockananna Knockananna N.S. 114 120 57 Baltinglass Lackan Lackan N.S. 166 89 58 Baltinglass Manor Kilbride Manor Kilbride N.S.,Booth 1 227 131 59 Baltinglass Manor Kilbride Manor Kilbride N.S.,Booth 2 249 159 60 Baltinglass Rathdangan Rathdangan Hall 122 149 61 Baltinglass Stratford Stratford-on-Slaney N.S. 177 98 62 Baltinglass Talbotstown Talbotstown N.S. 158 105 63 Baltinglass The Grange Grangecon N.S. 260 143 64 Baltinglass Tinahely Tinahely Community Centre, Bth 2 167 132 65 Baltinglass Tinahely Tinahely Community Centre, Bth 3 167 89 66 Baltinglass Valleymount Valleymount N.S., Booth 1 195 114 67 Baltinglass Valleymount Valleymount N.S., Booth 2 138 75 68 Bray Bray Central and East Coláiste Raithín, Booth 1 226 103 69 Bray Bray Central and East Coláiste Raithín, Booth 2 276 111 70 Bray Bray Central and East Coláiste Raithín, Booth 3 301 105 71 Bray Bray Central and East Coláiste Raithín, Booth 4 257 101 72 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B1,Newcourt Road 356 150 73 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B2,Newcourt Road 343 121 74 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B3,Newcourt Road 327 132 75 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B4,Newcourt Road 274 112 76 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B5,Newcourt Road 267 108 77 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B6,Newcourt Road 353 97 78 Bray Bray Central and East St Andrews N.S., B7,Newcourt Road 371 109 79 Bray Bray Central and East St Patricks N.S., Booth 1, Vevay 374 132 80 Bray Bray Central and East St Patricks N.S., Booth 2, Vevay 310 170 81 Bray Bray Central and East St Patricks N.S., Booth 3, Vevay 301 150 82 Bray Bray Central and East St Patricks N.S., Booth 4, Vevay 320 141 83 Bray Bray Central and East St Patricks N.S., Booth 5, Vevay 278 124 84 Bray Bray North West St Peters N.S., Booth 1 220 86 85 Bray Bray North West St Peters N.S., Booth 2 209 127 86 Bray Bray North West St Peters N.S., Booth 3 276 105 87 Bray Bray North West St Peters N.S., Booth 4 252 106 88 Bray Bray North West St Peters N.S., Booth 5 238 60 89 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 1 306 96 90 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 2 301 85 91 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 3 368 114 92 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 4 353 76 93 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 5 385 127 94 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 6 242 114 95 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 7 349 152 96 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 8 345 131 97 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 9 418 112 98 Bray Bray South West St Fergals N.S., Booth 10 99 Bray Curtlestown Curtlestown N.S. 212 75 100 Bray Enniskerry Enniskerry N.S., Booth 1 316 125 101 Bray Enniskerry Enniskerry N.S., Booth 2 340 116 102 Bray Enniskerry Enniskerry N.S., Booth 3 70 30 103 Bray Kilmacanogue Kilmacanogue N.S., Booth 1 222 74 104 Bray Kilmacanogue Kilmacanogue N.S., Booth 2 273 100 105 Bray Kilmacanogue Kilmacanogue N.S., Booth 3 241 126 106 Greystones Charlesland Charlesland Sports Centre, Booth 1 392 88 107 Greystones Charlesland Charlesland Sports Centre, Booth 2 303 95 108 Greystones Charlesland Charlesland Sports Centre, Booth 3 424 141 109 Greystones Delgany Delgany New N.S., Booth 1 403 76 110 Greystones Delgany Delgany New N.S., Booth 2 355 145 111 Greystones Delgany Delgany New N.S., Booth 3 376 137 112 Greystones Delgany Delgany New N.S., Booth 4 272 134 113 Greystones Delgany Delgany New N.S., Booth 5 345 113 114 Greystones Greystones Town Shoreline Leisure Booth 1 331 105 115 Greystones Greystones Town Shoreline Leisure Booth 2 306 150 116 Greystones Greystones Town St Kevins N.S., Booth 1 284 114 117 Greystones Greystones Town St Kevins N.S., Booth 2 375 126 118 Greystones Greystones Town St Kevins N.S., Booth 3 359 141 119 Greystones Greystones Town St Kevins N.S., Booth 4 401 123 120 Greystones Greystones Town St Kevins N.S., Booth 5 356 148 121 Greystones Greystones Town St Patricks N.S., Booth 1 351 133 122 Greystones Greystones Town St Patricks N.S., Booth 2 353 129 123 Greystones Greystones Town St Patricks N.S., Booth 3 378 129 124 Greystones Kilcoole Kilcoole N.S., Booth 1 338 112 125 Greystones Kilcoole Kilcoole N.S., Booth 2 263 114 126 Greystones Kilcoole Kilcoole N.S., Booth 3 352 80 127 Greystones Kilcoole Kilcoole N.S., Booth 4 332 136 128 Greystones Kilcoole Kilcoole N.S., Booth 5 261 113 129 Greystones Killadreenan Newtown-mt-kdy N.S.,Booth 1 118 49 130 Greystones Newcastle Newcastle Community Centre, Bth 1 247 114 131 Greystones Newcastle Newcastle Community Centre, Bth 2 247 105 132 Wicklow Ashford Ashford N.S.,Booth 1 273 113 133 Wicklow Ashford Ashford N.S.,Booth 2 270 112 134 Wicklow Ashford Ashford N.S.,Booth 3 312 135 135 Wicklow Brittas Bay Brittas Bay N.S. 166 126 136 Wicklow Glendalough St Kevins N.S.,Bth1,Glendalough 177 78 137 Wicklow Glendalough St Kevins N.S.,Bth2,Glendalough 172 90 138 Wicklow Glenealy Glenealy N.S. 331 121 139 Wicklow Moneystown Moneystown N.S. 239 115 140 Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy Newtown-mt-kdy N.S.,Booth 2 266 145 141 Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy Newtown-mt-kdy N.S.,Booth 3 298 102 142 Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy Newtown-mt-kdy N.S.,Booth 4 296 97 143 Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy Newtown-mt-kdy N.S.,Booth 5 296 117 144 Wicklow Rathnew Boys N.S., Booth 1, Rathnew 242 157 145 Wicklow Rathnew Boys N.S., Booth 2, Rathnew 320 51 146 Wicklow Rathnew Boys N.S., Booth 3, Rathnew 221 63 147 Wicklow Rathnew Boys N.S., Booth 4, Rathnew 190 98 148 Wicklow Roundwood Roundwood New N.S., Booth 1 207 167 149 Wicklow Roundwood Roundwood New N.S., Booth 2 215 98 150 Wicklow Roundwood Roundwood New N.S., Booth 3 212 104 151 Wicklow Wicklow Rural Church Hill N.S., Booth 1 300 107 152 Wicklow Wicklow Town Church Hill N.S., Booth 2 311 81 153 Wicklow Wicklow Town Church Hill N.S., Booth 3 359 113 154 Wicklow Wicklow Town Church Hill N.S., Booth 4 282 143 155 Wicklow Wicklow Town Church Hill N.S., Booth 5 253 135 156 Wicklow Wicklow Town Church Hill N.S., Booth 6 281 137 157 Wicklow Wicklow Town Holy Rosary N.S., Booth 1 328 157 158 Wicklow Wicklow Town Holy Rosary N.S., Booth 2 228 138 159 Wicklow Wicklow Town Holy Rosary N.S., Booth 3 265 141 160 Wicklow Wicklow Town Holy Rosary N.S., Booth 4 283 123 161 Wicklow Wicklow Town Holy Rosary N.S., Booth 5 317 139 162 Wicklow Wicklow Town Holy Rosary N.S., Booth 6 306 109 163 Carlow Clonmore Clonmore Community Centre 119 105 164 Carlow Hacketstown Hacketstown N.S., Booth A 125 104 165 Carlow Hacketstown Hacketstown N.S., Booth B 123 108 166 Carlow Hacketstown Ticknock N.S., Booth 1 108 88 167 Carlow Rathmore Rathmore N.S.
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