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Carlow County Council (2/18 Seats) Carlow County Council (2/18 seats) Carlow (10) Jennifer Murnane O’Connor (FF) John Pender (FF) John Cassin (SF) Fintan Phelan (FF) Brian O’Donoghue (FG) Jim Deane (SF) Ann Ahern (FF) Feargal Browne (FG) Walter Lacey (Ind) William Paton (Lab) Muinebeag (8) Charlie Murphy (Ind) Tommy Kinsella (FG) Willie Quinn (Lab) Andy Gladney (SF) Arthur McDonald (FF) Denis Foley (FG) John Murphy (FG) Michael Doran (FG) Cavan County Council (4/18 seats) Bailieborough- Niamh Smyth (FF) Cootehill (6) Paddy McDonald (SF) Carmel Brady (FG) Val Smith (FG) Fergal Curtin (FF) Clifford Kelly (FF) Ballyjamesduff Noel Connell (SF) (6) Winston Bennett (FG) Philip Brady (FF) Paddy O’Reilly (FG) Shane P O’Reilly Paddy Smith (FG) Cavan- Madeline Argue (FG) Belturbert (6) Damien Brady (SF) John Paul Feeley (FF) Peter McVitty (FG) Eugene Greenan (SF) Sean Smith (FF) Clare County Council (3/32 seats) Ennis (8) James Breen (Ind) Johnny Flynn (FG) Ann Norton (Ind) Pat Daly (FF) Mary Howard (FG) Paul Murphy (FG) Tom McNamara (FF) Clare Colleran Molloy (FF) Killaloe (6) Joe Cooney (FG) Pat Hayes (FF) Michael Begley (Ind) Tony O’Brien (FF) Pat Burke (FG) Alan O’Callaghan (FF) Shannon (6) Cathal Crowe (FF) John Crowe (FG) Pat McMahon (FF) PJ Ryan (Ind) Gerry Flynn (Ind) Mike McKee (SF) West Clare (8) Christy Curtain (Ind) Richard Nangle (FF) Bill Slattery (FG) Ian Lynch (Ind) Bill Chambers (FF) Michael Hillery (FF) Gabriel Keating (FG) PJ Kelly (FF) Cork County Council (13/55 seats) Ballincollig- Seamus McGrath (FF) Carrigaline (10) Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire (SF) Deirdre Forde (FG) Derry Canty (FG) Marcia D’Alton (Ind) Daithí O Donnabháin (FF) John A Collins (FG) Mary Rose Desmond (FF) Michael Murphy (SF) Joe Harris (Ind) Bandon- Kinsale Alan Coleman (FF) (6) Rachael McCarthy (SF) Tim Lombard (FG) Kevin Murphy (FG) Margaret Murphy O’Mahony (FF) James O’Donovan (FG) Blarney- Aindrias Moynihan (FF) Macroom (6) Michael Creed (FG) Des O’Grady (SF) Bob Ryan (FF) Kevin Conway (Ind) Ted Lucey (FG) Cobh (7) Padraig O’Sullivan (FF) Kieran McCarthy (SF) Ger Keohane (SF) Anthony Barry (FG) Sinead Sheppard (FG) Cathal Rasmussen (Lab) Claire Cullinane (Ind) East Cork (6) Noel Collins (Ind) Pat Buckley (SF) Michael Hegarty (FG) Aaron O’Sullivan (FG) Mary Linehan Foley (Ind) Susan McCarthy (FG) Fermoy (6) Noel McCarthy (Lab) Kevin O’Keefe (FF) Frank O’Flynn (FF) Ian Doyle (FF) June Murphy (SF) Kay Dawson (FG) Kanturk- Mallow John Paul O’Shea (Ind) (6) Bernard Moynihan (FF) Dan Joe Fitzgerald (FF) Gerard Murphy (FG) Melissa Mullane (SF) Timmy Collins (Ind) West Cork (8) Michael Collins (Ind) Noel O’Donovan (FG) Joe Carroll (FF) Christopher O’Sullivan (FF) Patrick Murphy (FF) Mary Hegarty (FG) Paul Hayes (SF) Declan Hurley (Ind) Cork City (5/31 seats) Cork City North Thomas Gould (SF) Central (5) Mick Barry (AAA) Lil O’Donnell (AAA) Kenneth Noel O’Flynn (FF) John Sheehan (FF) Cork City North Stephen Cunningham (SF) East (4) Ted Tynan (WP) Tim Brosnan (FF) Joe Kavanagh (FG) Cork City North Mick Nugent (SF) West (4) Tony Fitzgerald (FF) Kenneth Collins (SF) Marion O’Sullivan (AAA) Cork City South Fiona Kerins (SF) Central (5) Mick Finn (Ind) Sean Martin (FF) Tom O’Driscoll (FF) Paudie Dineen (Ind) Cork City South Kieran McCarthy (Ind) East (7) Chris O’Leary (SF) Des Cahill (FG) Laura McGonigle (FG) Shane O’Shea (SF) Nicholas O’Keefe (FF) Terry Shannon (FF) Cork City South John Buttimer (FG) West (6) Henry Cremin (SF) Mary Shields (FF) Fergal Dennehy (FF) PJ Hourican (FG) Thomas Moloney (Ind) Donegal County Council (3/37 seats) Donegal (6) Niamh Kennedy (Ind) Seán McEniff (FF) Tom Conaghan (Ind) John Campbell (Ind) Noel Andrew Jordan (SF) Barry O’Neill (FG) Glenties (6) Seamus O’Domhnaill (FF) Marie Therese Gallagher (SF) John Shéamuis Ó Fearraigh (SF) Enda Bonner (FF) Micheál Cholm MacGholla Easbuig (Ind) Terrance Lowey (FG) Letterkenny (10) Liam Blaney (FF) John O’Donnell (Ind) Ciaran Brogan (FF) James Pat McDaid (FF) Ian McGarvey (Ind) Gerry McMonagle (SF) Michael McBride (Ind) Mick Quinn (SF) Dessie Shiels (Ind) Jimmy Kavanagh (FG) Inishowen (9) Martin McDermott (FF) Albert Doherty (SF) Nicholas Crossan (Ind) Jack Murray (SF) Bernard McGuinness (FG) Rena Donaghey (FF) Paul Canning (FF) John Ryan (FG) Martin Farren (Lab) Stranorlar (6) Gary Doherty (SF) Frank McBrearty (Ind) Patrick McGowan (FF) Gerry Crawford (FF) Martin Harley (FF) Liam Doherty (SF) Dublin City Council (19/63 seats) Ballyfermot- Daithí Doolan (SF) Drimnagh (6) Brid Smith (PBP) Greg Kelly (SF) Daithí De Róiste (FF) Paul Hand (Ind) Vincent Jackson (Ind) Ballymun (7) Cathleen Carney Boud (SF) Noeleen Reilly (SF) Andrew Montague (Lab) Noel Rock (FG) Paul McAuliffe (FF) Andrew Keegan (PBPA) Aine Clancy (Lab) Beaumont- John Lyons (PBP) Donaghmede (9) Mícheál MacDonncha (SF) Larry O’Toole (SF) Tom Brabazon (FF) Denise Mitchell (SF) Declan Flanagan (FG) Paddy Bourke (Ind) Alison Gilliland (Lab) Michael O’Brien (AAA) Cabra-Finglas (7) Cieran Perry (Ind) Anthony Connaghan (SF) Emma Murphy (SF) Brendan Carr (Lab) David Costello (FF) Teresa Keegan (Ind) Seamus McGrattan (SF) Clontarf (6) Damian O’Farrell (Ind) Seán Haughey (FF) Naoise Ó Muirí (FG) Jane Horgan-Jones (Lab) Deirdre Heney (FF) Ciarán O’Moore (SF) Crumlin- Criona Ní Dhálaigh (SF) Kimmage (6) Tina McVeigh (PBP) Ray McHugh (SF) Pat Dunne (UL) Rebecca Moynihan (Lab) Catherine Ardagh (FF) North Inner City Christy Burke (Ind) (8) Janice Boylan (SF) Niall Ring (Ind) Ciaran Cuffe (Green) Gary Gannon (Ind) Jonathon Dowdall (SF) Éilis Ryan (Ind) Ray McAdam (FG) Pembroke-South Chris Andrews (SF) Dock (8) Mannix Flynn (Ind) Dermot Lacey (Lab) Frank Kennedy (FF) Kieran Binchy (FG) Claire Byrne (GP) Paddy McCartan (FG) Sonya Stapleton (PBP) Rathgar- Kate O’Connell (FG) Rathmines (6) Patrick Costello (Green) Jim O’Callaghan (FF) Paddy Smyth (FG) Ruairi McGinley (Ind) Mary Freehill (Lab) Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (17/40 seats) Blackrock (6) Mary Hanafin (FF) Marie Baker (FG) Kate Feeney (FF) Victor Boyhan (Ind) Barry Ward (FG) Deirdre Kingston (Lab) Dun Laoghaire John Bailey (FG) (8) Cormac Devlin (FF) Melisa Halpin (PBP) Ossian Smyth (GP) Karl Gill (PBP) Patricia Stewart (FG) Mary Fayne (FG) Michael Merrigan (Ind) Dundrum (7) Sorcha Nic Cormaic (SF) Shay Brennan (FF) Catherine Martin (Green) Brian Murphy (FG) Seamus O’Neill (Ind) Grace Tallon (Lab) Pat Hand (FG) Glencullen- Lettie McCarthy (Lab) Sandyford (7) Neale Richmond (FG) Tom Murphy (FF) Chris Curran (SF) Kevin Daly (Ind) Lynsey McGovern (Ind) Peter O’Brien (Lab) Killiney – Hugh Lewis (PBP) Shankill (6) Shane O’Brien (SF) Maria Bailey (FG) Jennifer Cuffe (FF) Carrie Smyth (Lab) Denis O’Callaghan (Lab) Stillorgan (6) Barry Saul (FG) Josepha Madigan (FG) Liam Dockery (FF) Gerry Horkan (FF) Richard Humphries (Lab) Deirdre Donnelly (Lab) Fingal County Council (10/40 seats) Balbriggan (8) Ken Farrell (Lab) Tony Murphy (Ind) David O’Connor (Ind) Malachy Quinn (SF) Gráinne Maguire (Ind) Brian Dennehy (FF) Barry Martin (PBPA) John Paul Browne (FG) Castleknock (7) Jack Chambers (FF) Natalie Tracey (SF) Roderick O’Gorman (Green) Sandra Kavanagh (AAA) Ted Leddy (FG) Eithne Loftus (FG) Mags Murray (FG) Howth-Malahide Daire Ní Laoi (SF) (8) Eoghan O’Brien (FF) Cian O’Callaghan (Ind) Jimmy Guerin (Ind) Anthony Lavin (FG) Brian McDonagh (Lab) David Healy (Green) Keith Redmond (FG) Mulhaddart (8) Paul Donnelly (SF) Ruth Coppinger (AAA) David McGuinness (FF) Edmund Lukasa (SF) Kieran Dennison (FG) Mary McCamley (Lab) Lorna Nolan (Ind) Annette Hughes (AAA) Swords (9) Phillip Lynam (SF) Darragh Butler (FF) Adrian Henchy (FF) Joe Newman (Ind) Duncan Smith (Lab) Eugene Coppinger (AAA) Paul Mulville (Ind) Anne Devitt (Ind) Justin Sinnott (Ind) Galway City Council (4/18 seats) Galway City Mike Cubbard (Ind) Central (6) Ollie Crowe (FF) Billy Cameron (Lab) Frank Fahy (FG) Anna Marley (SF) Padraig Conneely (FG) Galway City East Terry O’Flaherty (Ind) (6) Declan McDonnell (Ind) Michael John Crowe (FF) Mairead Farrell (SF) Noel Larkin (Ind) John Walsh (FG) Galway City Donal Lyons (Ind) West (6) Catherine Connolly (Ind) Niall McNelis (Lab) Pearce Flannery (FG) Cathal Ó Conchúir (SF) Peter Keane (FF) Galway County Council (6/39 seats) Athenry- Peter Feeney (FG) Oranmore (7) Jim Cuddy (Ind) Malachy Noone (FF) James Charity (Ind) Frank Kearney (FG) Gabriel Cronnelly (SF) Martha Kinane (FF) Ballinasloe (6) Tim Broderick (Ind) Dermot Connolly (SF) Michael Connolly (FF) Aidan Donohue (FG) Michael Finnerty (FG) Donal Burke (FF) Conamara (9) Thomas Welby (Ind) Niamh Byrne (FG) Seosamh O’Cualáin (Ind) Seán Ó Tuairisg (FF) Eileen Mannion (FG) Tómas Ó Curraoin (Ind) Tom Healy (SF) Noel Thomas (FF) Seamus Walsh (FF) Loughrea (8) Gerry Finnerty (FF) Anne Rabbitee (FF) Michael ‘Mogie’ Maher (FG) Pat Hayes (Ind) Jimmy McLearn (FG) Joe Byrne (FG) Michael Fahey (Ind) Shane Donnellan (FF) Tuam (9) Seán Canney (Ind) Peter Roche (FG) Michael Fitzmaurice (Ind) Mary Hoade (FF) Tom McHugh (FG) Karey McHugh (Ind) Shaun Cunniffe (Ind) Peter Keaveney (FG) Donagh Mark Killilea (FF) Kerry County Council (5/33 seats) Killarney Danny Healy Rae (Ind) Michael Gleeson (SKIA) Brendan Cronin (Ind) John Joe Culloty (FF) Donal Grady (Ind) Niall Kellegher (FF) Bobby O’Connell (FG) John Sheahan (FG) Listowel (7) John Brassil (FF) Robert Beasley (SF) Aoife Thornton (FG) Jimmy Moloney (FF) Mike Kennelly (FG) Dianne Nolan (SF) Liam Purtill (FG) South and West Michael Cahill (Ind) Kerry (9) Jonny Healy Rae (Ind) Dan McCarthy (Ind) Michael D O’Shea (FF) Seamus Cosaí Fitzgerald (FG) Damien Quigg (SF) Norma Moriarty (FF) John Francis Flynn (FF) Patrick Connor-Scarteen (FG) Tralee
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