Any news from the Count Centre??

Mad Bull · 24-05-2014 9:46am #1

Hi, unfortunately, I couldn't go in to the count centre.
Just wondering if anyone has any news from there?

Whos gone?
Who has gotten in?

Any candidates surprisingly elected?

Finnbar01 · 24-05-2014 11:25am

Mad Bull wrote: »

Hi, unfortunately, I couldn't go in to the count centre.
Just wondering if anyone has any news from there?

Whos gone?
Who has gotten in?

Any candidates surprisingly elected?

AFAIk, we'll definitely know who's got in sometime around late afternoon.

Mad Bull · 24-05-2014 11:36am

Hopefully there will be a big shake up!

AdMMM · 24-05-2014 1:37pm

Finnbar01 wrote: »

AFAIk, we'll definitely know who's got in sometime around late afternoon.

Try tomorrow

We'll know who the first seats are going to, but it's going to be a long night for the remainder, especially with requests for recounts etc

cookie.monster · 24-05-2014 4:37pm

john hearn of sinn féin is a definate winner of first seat anyway

deisemum · 24-05-2014 5:50pm

I think John Carey and Davy Daniels are elected.

For Forks Sake · 25-05-2014 9:31am

http://www.rte.ie/news/election2014/#/local/A28

Silverado · 25-05-2014 11:07am

http://www.waterfordcouncil.ie/en/Council/Voting,and,Elections/Results/

Finnbar01 · 25-05-2014 11:40am

Jason Murphy Fianna Fail has been elected for Waterford city south.

Finnbar01 · 25-05-2014 3:48pm

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/elections/local-elections/waterford

I wonder why it's called Waterford City South when it would be more fitting to call it Waterford City Central.

wellboytoo · 26-05-2014 7:21am

Finnbar01 wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/elections/local-elections/waterford

I wonder why it's called Waterford City South when it would be more fitting to call it Waterford City Central.

Or Waterford city left?

mozattack · 26-05-2014 12:09pm

LOL @ that a child gets in because of sentiment.

No wonder I don't vote, the voters in this country and invariably thick as the wall.

AdMMM · 26-05-2014 1:15pm

mozattack wrote: »

LOL @ that a child gets in because of sentiment.

No wonder I don't vote, the voters in this country and invariably thick as the wall.

I think FF could have ran a mental patient and they still would have got in, such was the tide against the Government parties.

lertsnim · 26-05-2014 5:33pm

mozattack wrote: »

LOL @ that a child gets in because of sentiment.

No wonder I don't vote, the voters in this country and invariably thick as the wall.

Ironic of you to call anyone who voted thick. Imagine if you and all the others that don't bother to vote actually did? You all could have made some difference and it would be better than you pissing and moaning about the outcome on here.

Mad Bull · 27-05-2014 9:43am

AdMMM wrote: »

I think FF could have ran a mental patient and they still would have got in, such was the tide against the Government parties.

Sure FF are as bad . People have short memories if they are voting for them.

Mad Bull · 27-05-2014 9:44am

lertsnim wrote: »

Ironic of you to call anyone who voted thick. Imagine if you and all the others that don't bother to vote actually did? You all could have made some difference and it would be better than you pissing and moaning about the outcome on here.

I wouldn't have even replied to that post , as he/she has no right to be moaning about the outcome if they couldn't even be arsed to go out and vote.

mozattack · 27-05-2014 10:05am

lertsnim wrote: »

Ironic of you to call anyone who voted thick. Imagine if you and all the others that don't bother to vote actually did? You all could have made some difference and it would be better than you pissing and moaning about the outcome on here.

SO SICK AND TIRED OF THESE LAME COMMENTS.

It is NOT better for the country for those with limited knowledge to vote... all that happens then is people vote for maybe someone who called to the door, someone who will fix the pot-hole at the end of the road or an anti-establishment vote (which we have experienced).

Unless you have a good understanding of the parties and the candidates my opinion is that you shouldn't vote as doing so just skews the results.

mozattack · 27-05-2014 10:06am

Mad Bull wrote: »

I wouldn't have even replied to that post , as he/she has no right to be moaning about the outcome if they couldn't even be arsed to go out and vote.

{another illogical response}

Lets get this straight; so if I call to the school and lob in some votes I can moan whereas someone who has the cop on to not vote on the basis of not being able to make an informed decision has no right to comment.

Sure...

Sully · 27-05-2014 11:46am

AdMMM wrote: »

I think FF could have ran a mental patient and they still would have got in, such was the tide against the Government parties.

Ah now, credit where it's due but Fianna Fail are back on the up. It's not an anti-establishment/government vote when you vote Fianna Fail.

AdMMM · 27-05-2014 12:07pm

It was essentially FF getting back a lot of their past supporters who voted FG/Lab in the 2011 election. Phil Hogan even referred to these as borrowed voters, so they really could have run anyone in some constituencies (they would have to have been past FF strongholds) and they would have got in.

lertsnim · 27-05-2014 3:04pm

mozattack wrote: »

SO SICK AND TIRED OF THESE LAME COMMENTS.

More irony from your good self.

Mad Bull · 27-05-2014 3:06pm

mozattack wrote: »

{another illogical response}

Lets get this straight; so if I call to the school and lob in some votes I can moan whereas someone who has the cop on to not vote on the basis of not being able to make an informed decision has no right to comment.

Sure...

Its not because people have the cop on not to vote , it's because most of the people that don't vote just couldn't be arsed.
They are the ones that shouldn't be giving out about the state of things.

Any news from the Count Centre??

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