Who won the Irish Presidential Election? Low turnout as country elects Michael D's successor
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20 Nov 2025
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20 Nov 2025
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Who won the Irish Presidential Election? Low turnout as country elects Michael D's successor
Gareth Sheridan. Photo: sheridanforpresident.ie.
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Gavin is best known for his time in charge of the Dublin senior football team, which he managed from 2012 to 2019.
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald
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Examining the tallies: Outgoing Longford Fianna Fáil TD Joe Flaherty closely monitoring the tallies at the John Count McCormack Centre on Saturday morning that contained mainly bad news. His official
Colm Harte and Tom Farrell, have extensive experience of the voting process
Leah Moloney, Conor Dowling Linehan, Julie McCourt, Sinn Féin candidate Barry Campion, Tia Clarke, Pete Donaghy, Lorcán Keown, Sinn Féin Deputy Sorca Clarke and Damien Rooney at the Count on Sunday
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A student of the O’Neill Blake Irish School of Dance, Grace won the Leinster U17 Championship
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Fine Gael deputies Micheál Carrigy and Peter Burke celebrate with jubilant supporters following their election to represent Longford Westmeath in the 34th Dáil Picture: Shelley Corcoran
The return of the 'Boxer' to the Dáil ring! Jubilant Independent Kevin 'Boxer' Moran is carried shoulder high by delighted supporters following his successful comeback.
Vote counters Colm Harte with Peter Creamer, who found a wedding ring in a ballot box at the Longford Westmeath General Election 2024 Count Centre in TUS Athlone. Picture: Shelley Corcoran
Special family occasion: Longford Westmeath's most experienced TD, Robert Troy, who has been elected to the Dáil on four consecutive occasions
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Micheál Carrigy is carried shoulder high by jubilant supporters
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A student of the O’Neill Blake Irish School of Dance, Grace won the Leinster U17 Championship
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