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Dublin Central: Boxes to be opened at 9am as turnout just below 40%
Results expected by early evening on Saturday
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Final day of campaigning ahead of Dublin and Galway byelections
We are in the final few days of the Dublin Central and Galway West byelection campaigns
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Who will win the Dublin Central and Galway West byelections?
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Voters in Galway West and Dublin Central byelections get ready to go to the polls
Janice Boylan, Daniel Ennis, Ray McAdam and Gerry Hutch among candidates in Dublin Central constituency
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Dublin Central and Galway West byelections: How The Irish Times is covering the results
With long lists of candidates in both constituencies the counts are likely to be long and could run into Sunday
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Dublin Central count: Full byelection results data
Follow results as they emerge from the Dublin Central byelection count
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Dublin Central: Boxes to be opened at 9am as turnout just below 40%
Results expected by early evening on Saturday
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Dublin Central: Counting begins with turnout just below 40%
Results expected by early evening on Saturday
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Dublin Central: Counting under way with turnout just below 40%
Results expected by early evening on Saturday
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Dublin Central: Social Democrat Daniel Ennis likely to top poll, according to tally
Results expected by early evening on Saturday
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Child article Galway byelection Saturday
Results are expected by early evening on Saturday
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Galway West: Final turnout expected to be under 45% as candidates hopeful for President Connolly’s seat
Results are expected by early evening on Saturday
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Pat Leahy: Social Democrats set for Dublin Central success as Sinn Féin faces tough results
Fine Gael’s Seán Kyne appears best placed to take Galway West seat while Fianna Fáil braces for worst ever byelection result in capital
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Clear byelection winners and losers
There are two party leaders with much to ponder following the Dublin Central and Galway West byelections