Former councillor for Carrigaline, Cork County Council

Séamus McGrath

Fianna Fáil

Elected 7 June 2024.

Left the council in November 2024 — elected to Dáil Éireann. Replaced by Patrick Donovan.

The exact day could not be confirmed, so only the month and year are shown.

Voting record

Tá — yes
Níl — no
Staon — abstained
Didn't vote

Named votes of Cork County Council while Séamus McGrath was a member, from the council’s minutes. Most council decisions are made without a named vote, and not every meeting’s minutes have been read yet.

2 votes

23 Sep 2024TáFINANCIAL BUSINESS: 6. "Consideration of report on the financial impact of the LPT variation in order to set a local adjustment factor in accordance with the Finance (Local Property Tax) Act (Section 20) 2012, as amended".A vote was taken to increase the rate of LPT from 7.5% to 10% for a one-year period.Carried 42–8
24 Jun 2024TáANY OTHER BUSINESS: MINISTER EAMONN RYANCouncillor Gillian Coughlan proposed to write to Eamonn Ryan to wish him well as he steps down as leader of the Green Party.Result not recorded 12–22

Council meetings and minutes

Roster checked on 4 November 2026. Sources: Cork County Council — Mayor and Councillors, 2024 Cork County Council election (Wikipedia), Echo — Newly co-opted Cork councillors take their seats at County Hall (Dec 2024), Southern Star — Union Hall principal, Brendan McCarthy enters council chambers (21 Apr 2025), Cork County Council full council meetings 2026.

Source for this entry

On the council

Voting record

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On the council

Voting record

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