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Kilkenny candidate Michael Doyle (Fine Gael) has been eliminated after the tenth count in the Carlow-Kilkenny constituency in General Election 2024.
The South Kilkenny based candidate has finished in ninth position out of twenty candidates with 5,467 votes.
His party colleague David Fitzgerald (on 5,707 votes) will be hoping that Doyle's transfers keep him safe for another count by pushing him above Social Democrats candidate Patricia Stephenson (on 6,284 votes).
John McGuinness (Fianna Fáil) needs less than 200 transfers after the next count to be the first candidate elected in Carlow-Kilkenny.
See results after the latest count below:
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More to follow...
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