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Ireland Election Results Map — 2024 General Election

The 2024 Irish General Election added 14 new Dáil seats and 4 new constituencies. Census 2022 population growth drove both changes. It was the first election on the revised 43-constituency map. First preference votes, turnout, and seat winners are all mapped. The data is below.

2024 General Election — key facts

Election Date
29 Nov 2024
34th Dáil general election
Constituencies
43
Revised boundaries
Dáil Seats
174
Increased from 160
Turnout
~60%
National average
Source: Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage — General Election 2024 Official Results; all 43 constituencies.
Ireland 2024 constituency boundaries — first preference results by party

What the map shows

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All 43 constituencies — 2024

Dublin Bay North
5 seats
Dublin Bay South
4 seats
Dublin Central
4 seats
Dublin Fingal East
3 seats
Dublin Fingal West
3 seats
Dublin Mid-West
4 seats
Dublin North-West
3 seats
Dublin Rathdown
3 seats
Dublin South-Central
4 seats
Dublin South-West
4 seats
Dublin West
4 seats
Dún Laoghaire
4 seats
Cork East
4 seats
Cork North-Central
4 seats
Cork North-West
3 seats
Cork South-Central
5 seats
Cork South-West
3 seats
Galway East
3 seats
Galway West
5 seats
Limerick City
4 seats
Limerick County
3 seats
Wexford
5 seats
Wicklow
5 seats
Kildare North
4 seats
Kildare South
3 seats
Meath East
3 seats
Meath West
3 seats
Louth
5 seats
Cavan-Monaghan
4 seats
Donegal
5 seats
Sligo-Leitrim
4 seats
Mayo
4 seats
Roscommon-Galway
3 seats
Clare
4 seats
Kerry
5 seats
Tipperary North
3 seats
Tipperary South
3 seats
Waterford
4 seats
Kilkenny
4 seats
Carlow-Kilkenny
5 seats
Laois
3 seats
Offaly
3 seats
Longford-Westmeath
4 seats

About Irish elections data

Ireland uses proportional representation with single transferable vote (PR-STV). Each constituency elects between 3 and 5 TDs. Results come from official returns published by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.

IrelandInsights combines election results with Census 2022 demographic data. You can see how areas with different population profiles, education levels, and housing tenures voted.

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The 2024 election was the first fought on the revised 43-constituency map. Census 2022 population growth added four new seats. The map shows how those new constituencies voted and how turnout compared to the 2020 boundaries.

Data: Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage · General Election 2024 Official Results · data.oireachtas.ie (PDF)

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Frequently asked questions

Who won the 2024 Irish General Election?
The 2024 Irish General Election was held on 29 November 2024. Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael both made gains, with Sinn Féin losing seats compared to their 2020 result. The election produced a Fianna Fáil–Fine Gael-led coalition government. All 43 constituency results — first preference votes, seat allocations, and turnout — are mapped on IrelandInsights.
How does proportional representation work in Ireland?
Ireland uses Proportional Representation with Single Transferable Vote (PR-STV). Voters rank candidates in order of preference. Each constituency elects 3–5 TDs. A quota is calculated by dividing total valid votes by seats plus one. Candidates who reach the quota are elected; surplus votes transfer to next preferences, and the lowest-placed candidate is eliminated each round until all seats are filled.
What was voter turnout in the 2024 Irish General Election?
National voter turnout in the 2024 Irish General Election was approximately 60%, broadly in line with recent Irish general elections. Turnout varied by constituency. The IrelandInsights elections map shows turnout by constituency for both 2024 and 2020, allowing direct comparison.
How many seats are in the Dáil?
The 34th Dáil has 174 seats, increased from 160 in the 33rd Dáil. The increase reflects Ireland's population growth as recorded in Census 2022. Constituency boundaries were revised by the Electoral Commission, with Dublin gaining seats to reflect its growing population.