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Polling Scheme 2019.Pdf SCHEME OF POLLING DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACES 2019 To be replacedDUBLIN CITY with up to date COUNCIL map and title DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL Scheme of Polling Districts and Polling Places 2019 This polling scheme applies to Dáil, Presidential,European Parliament, Local Elections and Referendums. The scheme is made pursuant to Section 28, of the Electoral Act, 1992 as amended by Section 2 of the Electoral ( Amendment ) Act, 1996, and Sections 12 and 13 of the Electoral ( Amendment ) Act, 2001 and in accordance with the Electoral ( Polling Schemes ) Regulations, 2005. (S.I. No. 108 of 2005 ). These Regulations were made by the Minister of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government under Section 28 (1) of the Electoral Act, 1992. Constituencies are as contained and described in the Constituency Commission Report 2017. Local Electoral Areas are as contained and described in the Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee No. 2 Report 2018 Electoral Divisions are as contained and described in the County Borough of Dublin ( Wards ) Regulations, 1986 ( S.I.No. 12 of 1986 ), as amended by the County Borough of Dublin ( Wards ) (Amendment ) Regulations, 1994 ( S.I.No. 109 of 1994 ) and as amended by the County Borough of Dublin ( Wards ) ( Amendment ) Regulations 1997 ( S.I.No. 43 of 1997 ). Effective from 15th February 2019 Local Electoral Areas Artane-Whitehall Ballyfermot-Drimnagh Ballymun-Finglas Beaumont A Carna Ballygall A Beaumont B Chapelizod Ballygall B Beaumont C Cherry Orchard A Ballygall C Harmonstown A Cherry Orchard C Ballygall D Kilmore A Crumlin A Ballymun A Kilmore B Crumlin E Ballymun B Kilmore C Crumlin F Ballymun C1 Kilmore D Decies Ballymun C2 Priorswood A Drumfinn Ballymun D PrIorswood B Inchicore A Ballymun E Priorswood C1 Inchicore B Ballymun F Priorswood C2 Kilmainham A Finglas North A Priorswood D Kylemore Finglas North B Priorswood E Walkinstown A Finglas North C Whitehall A1 Walkinstown B Finglas South A Whitehall A2 Walkinstown C Finglas South B Whitehall B1 Finglas South C Whitehall B2 Finglas South D Whitehall C Whitehall D1 Whitehall D2 Cabra –Glasnevin Clontarf Donaghmede Arran Quay A Beaumont D Ayrfield Ashtown A Beaumont E Edenmore Ashtown B Beaumont F Grange A Botanic A Clontarf East A1 Grange B Botanic B1 Clontarf East A2 Grange C Botanic B2 Clontarf East B Grange D Botanic C Clontarf East C Grange E Cabra East A1 Clontarf East D Raheny-Foxfield Cabra East A2 Clontarf East E Raheny-Greendale Cabra East B Clontarf West A Raheny-St.Assam Cabra East C Clontarf West B Cabra West A Clontarf West C Cabra West B Clontarf West D Cabra West C Clontarf West E Cabra West D Drumcondra South A Drumcondra South C Grace Park 1 Inns Quay A1 Grace Park 2 Inns Quay A2 Harmonstown B Inns Quay B Phoenix Park 2 Local Electoral Areas Kimmage-Rathmines North Inner City Pembroke Crumlin B Arran Quay B Pembroke East B Crumlin C Arran Quay C Pembroke East C Crumlin D1 Arran Quay D Pembroke East D1 Crumlin D2 Arran Quay E Pembroke East D2 Kimmage A Ballybough A Pembroke East E Kimmage B Ballybough B Pembroke West B1 Kimmage C Drumcondra South B Pembroke West B2 Kimmage D Inns Quay C Pembroke West C Kimmage E Mountjoy A Rathmines East A Rathfarnham Mountjoy B Rathmines East B1 Rathmines West A1 North City 1 Rathmines East B2 Rathmines West A2 North City 2 Rathmines East C1 Rathmines West C North Dock A Rathmines East C2 Rathmines West D North Dock B Rathmines East D Rathmines West E North Dock C Rathmines West B Rathmines West F1 Rotunda A Rathmines West F2 Rotunda B Terenure A TerenureB Terenure C TerenureD South East Inner City South West Inner City Mansion House A Kilmainham B Mansion House B Kilmainham C Pembroke East A Merchants Quay A Pembroke West A1 Merchants Quay B Pembroke West A2 Merchants Quay C Royal Exchange A Merchants Quay D Royal Exchange B Merchants Quay E St. Kevin’s Merchants Quay F South Dock 1 Phoenix Park 1 South Dock 2 Ushers A Wood Quay A Ushers B Wood Quay B Ushers C Ushers D Ushers E Ushers F A DRUMFINN....................................... 74 PEMBROKE EAST D1 ......................... 51 PEMBROKE EAST D2 ......................... 52 ARRAN QUAY A ................................ 31 E PEMBROKE EAST E ........................... 52 ARRAN QUAY B ................................ 31 EDENMORE ...................................... 20 PEMBROKE WEST A1 ........................ 53 ARRAN QUAY C ................................ 32 F PEMBROKE WEST B1 ........................ 54 ARRAN QUAY D ................................ 32 FINGLAS NORTH A .............................. 7 PEMBROKE WEST B2 ........................ 54 ARRAN QUAY E ................................ 33 FINGLAS NORTH B .............................. 7 PEMBROKE WEST C .......................... 55 ASHTOWN A ..................................... 86 FINGLAS NORTH C .............................. 8 PHOENIX PARK 1 .............................. 80 ASHTOWN B ..................................... 87 FINGLAS SOUTH A .............................. 8 PHOENIX PARK 2 .............................. 87 AYRFIELD .......................................... 14 FINGLAS SOUTH B .............................. 9 PRIORSWOOD A ............................... 25 B FINGLAS SOUTH C .............................. 9 PRIORSWOOD B ............................... 25 BALLYBOUGH A ................................ 33 FINGLAS SOUTH D .............................. 9 PRIORSWOOD C1 ............................. 26 BALLYBOUGH B ................................ 34 G PRIORSWOOD C2 ............................. 26 BALLYGALL A ...................................... 3 PRIORSWOOD D ............................... 26 GRACEPARK 1 ................................... 20 BALLYGALL B ...................................... 3 PRIORSWOOD E ............................... 27 GRACEPARK 2 ................................... 21 BALLYGALL C ...................................... 3 GRANGE A ........................................ 21 R BALLYGALL D ...................................... 4 GRANGE B ........................................ 22 RAHENY-FOXFIELD ........................... 27 BALLYMUN A ...................................... 4 GRANGE C ........................................ 22 RAHENY-GREENDALE ....................... 27 BALLYMUN B ...................................... 5 GRANGE D ........................................ 22 RAHENY-ST. ASSAM ......................... 28 BALLYMUN C1 .................................... 5 GRANGE E ........................................ 23 RATHFARNHAM ............................... 56 BALLYMUN C2 .................................... 6 RATHMINES EAST A.......................... 57 BALLYMUN D ..................................... 6 H RATHMINES EAST B1 ........................ 58 BALLYMUN E ...................................... 6 HARMONSTOWN A .......................... 23 RATHMINES EAST B2 ........................ 58 BALLYMUN F ...................................... 6 HARMONSTOWN B .......................... 23 RATHMINES EAST C1 ........................ 59 BEAUMONT A .................................... 7 I RATHMINES EAST C2 ........................ 59 BEAUMONT B................................... 14 INCHICORE A .................................... 74 RATHMINES EAST D ......................... 59 BEAUMONT C ................................... 15 INCHICORE B .................................... 74 RATHMINES WEST A1 ...................... 60 BEAUMONT D .................................. 15 INNS QUAY A1 .................................. 39 RATHMINES WEST B ........................ 61 BEAUMONT E ................................... 15 INNS QUAY A2 .................................. 40 RATHMINES WEST C ........................ 61 BEAUMONT F ................................... 16 INNS QUAY B .................................... 40 RATHMINES WEST D ........................ 62 BOTANIC A ....................................... 34 INNS QUAY C .................................... 41 RATHMINES WEST E ......................... 62 BOTANIC B1 ..................................... 35 RATHMINES WEST F1 ....................... 63 BOTANIC B2 ..................................... 35 K RATHMINES WEST F2 ....................... 63 BOTANIC C ....................................... 35 KILMAINHAM A ................................ 75 ROTUNDA A ..................................... 45 KILMAINHAM B ................................ 75 C ROTUNDA B ..................................... 45 KILMAINHAM C ................................ 75 CABRA EAST A1 ................................ 36 ROYAL EXCHANGE A......................... 64 KILMORE A ....................................... 24 CABRA EAST A2 ................................ 36 ROYAL EXCHANGE B ......................... 64 KILMORE B ....................................... 24 CABRA EAST B .................................. 36 KILMORE C ....................................... 24 S CABRA EAST C .................................. 37 KILMORE D ....................................... 25 SOUTH DOCK 1 ................................. 65 CABRA WEST A ................................. 37 KIMMAGE A ..................................... 76 SOUTH DOCK 2 ................................. 66 CABRA WEST B ................................. 37 KIMMAGE B ..................................... 76 ST. KEVIN’S ....................................... 65 CABRA WEST C ................................. 37 KIMMAGE C ..................................... 48 CABRA WEST D ................................. 38 T KIMMAGE D ..................................... 76 CARNA
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