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GE11

The Half Hour Fix: 1.30am

EVERY HOUR – on the half hour – TheJournal.ie brings you your fix of election tallies, predictions and results. Here’s how the winners and losers of GE11 are playing out so far.

EVERY HOUR – on the half hour – TheJournal.ie brings you your fix of election tallies, predictions and results. Here’s how the winners and losers of GE11 are playing out so far.

WINNERS

  • Joe McHugh – the Fine Gael candidate has been elected in Donegal North East.
  • Martin Ferris – who was elected to Kerry North-West Limerick for Sinn Féin.
  • Arthur Spring – who has taken a seat in Kerry North-West Limerick for Labour.
  • Tom Barry – who was elected on the seventh count in Cork East for Fine Gael.
  • Sandra McLellan – the Sinn Féin candidates was also elected in Cork East.
  • Eoghan Murphy - who was elected in Dublin South East for Fine Gael.
  • Peadar Tóibín – who was elected in Meath West for Sinn Féin.
  • Eric Byrne – who took a seat in Dublin South Central for Labour.
  • Pat Breen – the Fine Gael candidate has taken a seat in Clare, on the 11th count.
  • Michael McNamara – who has been elected for Labour in Clare.
  • Jim Daly – who was elected for Fine Gael in Cork South West.
  • Maureen O’Sullivan – who, as an Independent candidate, has taken a seat in Dublin Central.
  • Kevin Humphreys – who beat Fianna Fáil’s Chris Andrews to take the fourth and final Dublin South East seat for the Labour Party.

LOSERS

  • Dan Boyle – the Green Party candidate has been eliminated in Cork South Central.
  • A good night’s sleep – for people closely following (or involved in) the count, as it rolls over into Sunday morning in over a dozen constituencies.