Councillor for Ratoath, Meath County Council

Caroline O'Reilly

Fianna Fáil

Elected 7 June 2024.

Voting record

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

Named votes of Meath County Council while Caroline O'Reilly 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.

17 votes

5 Oct 2026Tá1.1 Confirmation of minutes of Ordinary meeting held on September 7, 2026The minutes of the ordinary meeting held on September 7, 2026, were proposed by Councillor Francis Deane and seconded by Councillor Noel French.Carried 20–6
24 Nov 2025Tá2. To pass a resolution adopting the draft Budget for 2026 as set out in Tables A – F.It was proposed to adopt the Annual Budget on the proposal of Councillor Gerry O’Connor and seconded by Councillor Mike Bray.Carried 34–1
22 Sep 2025Didn't votePresidential Nomination MeetingCouncillor Gerry O’Connor proposed to suspend standing orders, to consider a motion not to propose any candidate for nomination for the Election to the Office of the President of Ireland.Carried 24–2
22 Sep 2025Didn't votePresidential Nomination MeetingCouncillor Gerry O’Connor proposed a motion that Meath County Council would not nominate a candidate for the Election to the Office of the President of Ireland.Lost 11–15
22 Sep 2025Didn't vote2.0 To consider the nomination of a candidate for election to the Office of President of IrelandMr. Gareth Sheridan was proposed by Councillor Carol Lennon and seconded by Councillor Geraldine Keogan.Lost 13–14
9 Sep 2025Tá1.0 I am calling on Meath County Council to consider all lawful sanctions it can take against the apartheid state of Israel in order to put pressure on them to stop the Genocide and forced starvation of the Palestinian people.I am calling on Meath County Council to consider all lawful sanctions it can take against the apartheid state of Israel in order to put pressure on them to stop the Genocide and forced starvation of the Palestinian people.Carried 27–0
7 Jul 2025Tá5.2.1 To consider the report of the Chief Executive prepared in accordance with the provisions of the Local Property Tax (Local Adjustment Factor) Regulations 2022Councillor Gerry O’Connor proposed to not vary the basic rate, this was seconded by Councillor Padraig Fitzsimons.Carried 28–4
19 Feb 2025Níl1.0 To consider the proposed material alterations and the report of the Chief Executive on the Draft Maynooth & Environs Joint Local Area Plan 2025 – 2031“Having considered the Proposed Material Alterations to the Draft Maynooth and Environs Joint Local Area Plan 2025 – 2031 and the Chief Executive’s Report on submissions and observations dated 10th January 2025 in relation to the Draft Maynooth and Environs Joint Local Area Plan 2025 – 2031 and Miontuairiscí / Meeting Minutes pursuant to Section 20 of the Planning & Development Acts 2000 (as amended) the Elected Members of Meath County Council resolved, at a meeting on 19th February 2025, that the Maynooth and Environs Joint Local Area Plan 2025 – 2031 be made”Carried 25–1
25 Nov 2024Tá2. To pass a resolution adopting the draft Budget for 2025 as set out in Tables A – F.It was proposed to adopt the Annual Budget on the proposal of Councillor Gerry O’Connor and seconded by Councillor Sarah Reilly.Carried 33–0
4 Nov 2024Tá5.1.5 To agree to hold the Statutory Budget Meeting on Monday 25th November 2024 at 1.30pm in hybrid formatThe Meetings Administrator noted that a resolution of a majority of the Elected Members was required to hold the meeting in hybrid format.Carried 25–8
21 Oct 2024Níl1 To Consider the Chief Executive’s Report on the Draft Maynooth & Environs Joint Local Area Plan 2025 – 2031.Councillor Brian Fitzgerald proposed to make the Draft Maynooth & Environs Joint Local Area Plan 2025- 2031, subject to amendments, and to the extent that those amendments constitute a material alteration to the Draft Plan, that the statutory process as provided for under Section 20 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) be initiated in respect of such material alterations.Carried 19–1
21 Jun 2024Didn't vote4.0 To agree dates for the annual meetings of the six Municipal Districts. The proposed dates are as follows:A roll-call vote, to hold the upcoming MD Annual Meetings in hybrid format was taken for each Municipal DistrictCarried 5–0
21 Jun 2024Didn't vote4.0 To agree dates for the annual meetings of the six Municipal Districts. The proposed dates are as follows:A roll-call vote, to hold the upcoming MD Annual Meetings in hybrid format was taken for each Municipal DistrictCarried 6–1
21 Jun 2024Didn't vote4.0 To agree dates for the annual meetings of the six Municipal Districts. The proposed dates are as follows:A roll-call vote, to hold the upcoming MD Annual Meetings in hybrid format was taken for each Municipal DistrictCarried 6–1
21 Jun 2024Didn't vote4.0 To agree dates for the annual meetings of the six Municipal Districts. The proposed dates are as follows:A roll-call vote, to hold the upcoming MD Annual Meetings in hybrid format was taken for each Municipal DistrictCarried 5–2
21 Jun 2024Tá4.0 To agree dates for the annual meetings of the six Municipal Districts. The proposed dates are as follows:A roll-call vote, to hold the upcoming MD Annual Meetings in hybrid format was taken for each Municipal DistrictCarried 6–1
21 Jun 2024Didn't vote4.0 To agree dates for the annual meetings of the six Municipal Districts. The proposed dates are as follows:A roll-call vote, to hold the upcoming MD Annual Meetings in hybrid format was taken for each Municipal DistrictCarried 6–0

Council meetings and minutes

Roster checked on 4 November 2026. Sources: Meath County Council — Your councillors, Meath County Council — Former councillors 2024-2029, 2024 Meath County Council election (Wikipedia), Meath County Council (Wikipedia), Co-options and changes since the 2024 local elections (Adrian Kavanagh, updated 28 October 2026).

On the council

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On the council

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