Boyles have some interesting enough Markets gone up now including the highest 1st preference vote one.
I know @Cheasty suggested Alan Dillon could go well in that one and I see he is 16/1.
Throw it up there.
Whats MHR?
Those Nordies do love a Shinner
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Lowry at 5’s
I think Lowry’s vote is gonna slip a good bit this time. He’ll still get elected no problem though.
Jim Ryan in Thurles will take a bit from him and he’s lost 5k votes from South Tipp with the boundary changes.
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Never underestimate Lord Lowry. He’s putting in a savage shift this time around.
You’d be inclined to take the 100/1 there
What will stop Dillon getting the biggest vote is FG have four (4) candidates in Mayo.
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FF to have the most seats in to 11/8 with PP. It’s 11/10 with Boyles.
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The whole country seems to be on this.
Once Champ doesnt blow up the RTE Studio on Tuesday night, it should be a good thing.
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Just browsing there on Boyles.
Micheal Martin to win more 1st preference votes than Simon Harris is 8/15. The carer hater got in the last time on something like the fifteenth count, Martin will poll strongly as he always does. Looks a good thing of a bet, even with the bounce Harris will get as incumbent Taoiseach.
Also FG to win two seats in both Dublin Rathdown and Dun Laoghaire also looks solid at 8/15. Rathdown is the bluest of blue constituencies. Richmond will top the poll while Fat Colm Brophy’s wife should also make it as his running mate, she’s currently 1/5 to claim a seat on her own.
Over in Dun Laoghaire, Hugo’s missus will top the poll and should get Fat Barry Ward home with her. Leafy south side Dublin loves FG, the rest of the country won’t have them I believe but FG will do well in the capital.
What’s the voter population in Wicklow v martins constituency?
Also, Greens to win zero seats at 7/2. Will have a sneaky tenner on this but they’ll surely hold on to two or three somewhere along the line. O’Gorman and Martin could both hang on.
Surely that Meehole vs Harris bet is buying money?
Still 7/4 with Ladbrokes
Simon Harris represents the constituency of Wicklow, which recently underwent boundary adjustments. Under the new arrangement, Wicklow is a 4-seat constituency with a population per TD of approximately 30,000. This suggests a total constituency population of around 120,000 people.
Micheál Martin represents the Cork South-Central constituency, another 4-seat area. The population per TD in his constituency aligns with the national average of about 29,593 per TD, implying a total constituency population of approximately 118,372 people.
Both constituencies have similar population sizes, with slight variations depending on adjustments in boundary reviews.
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Thanks Chat CBD
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No Michael McGrath to dilute martins vote or were they different constituencies?