Keep us posted, pal.
Donât think so. Because the bundles that took Munster over the line were from Weldon, those will be the ones assessed. I would imagine a lot of them will be non-transferable (being the end of the line of an anti-establishment vote), or will reflect the earlier tendency in Weldonâs distribution toward the geographical vote (Fitzpatrick) than ideological matches (Nash).
Simon Harris FOAD.
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Great news for Ferris, a great man in a constituency of cowboys.
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Ferris 1600 off a quota in Kerry. Iâd say heâll make it. Brazil (FF) will probably leaf frog with Moriarty (FF) going out. But Spring (LAB) should give Ferris enough to get over the line.
Unreal vote management from the healy raes
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MacLochlainn only 700 clear of Pringle after getting Doherty surplus. Two more Independents to be eliminated. Will be interesting to see where those transfers go, but you wouldnât feel confident for MacLochlainn.
2 seats from 27% of the vote was probably a big ask anyway.
Kerry is healy rae country
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SOME MACHINE:eyeglasses:
Looking increasingly likely that Labourâs Willie Penrose will beat Paul Hogan SF for the last seat in Longford/Westmeath.
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Looks like MacLochlainn could well hang on now, he holds a 600 advantage with Jackson being distributed now.
They were reading his obituary last night.
They need it to get talking time in the dail
Renua 
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Why havenât they finished counting in Wexford?
AHH YEA THEY ARE GONE FOR NOW. The mistake they made was that they were too much for the rich and not orduary man
Ged Nash is gone 1 FF, 2 SF, 2 FG in Louth.
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Fitzpatrick (FG) got as many transfers from AAA-PBP than Nash (Lab)⌠incredible really. Labour were toxic.
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Fitzpatrick although an incredibly dopey speaker is obviously a lot more likable than Nash.
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Nashâs arrogance has been brazen, probably the most sickening of the Labour candidates and that is saying something.
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