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Council votes

714 named votes from 26 councils since the June 2024 local elections, each with how every councillor voted and a link to the page of the minutes it comes from. Most council decisions are made without a named vote, and not every meeting’s minutes have been read yet. Dáil votes

By council

CouncilVotesMeetingsLatest
Louth County Council1931329 Sep 2026
Cork City Council1132829 Sep 2026
South Dublin County Council582514 Sep 2026
Carlow County Council411513 Jul 2026
Fingal County Council39216 Jul 2026
Kerry County Council261320 Jul 2026
Dublin City Council25185 Oct 2026
Sligo County Council231514 Sep 2026
Laois County Council20139 Jun 2026
Limerick City and County Council181113 Jul 2026
Offaly County Council18515 Jun 2026
Cork County Council171111 May 2026
Meath County Council17105 Oct 2026
Wexford County Council161111 May 2026
Wicklow County Council1556 Oct 2025
Waterford City and County Council1499 Jul 2026
Tipperary County Council131013 Jul 2026
Donegal County Council8626 Jan 2026
Monaghan County Council7520 Jul 2026
Roscommon County Council737 Sep 2026
Mayo County Council6513 Jul 2026
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council528 Jun 2026
Galway County Council5523 Feb 2026
Kilkenny County Council5422 Sep 2025
Leitrim County Council4322 Sep 2025
Kildare County Council1127 Apr 2026

No named votes yet

  • Cavan County Council: The minutes since July 2024 have all been read. They record votes as totals only, never how each councillor voted.
  • Clare County Council: The minutes from May 2025 have all been read and record votes as totals only. Minutes from June 2024 to April 2025 are no longer on the council’s website.
  • Galway City Council: The minutes give the totals for and against but not how each councillor voted. A few from late 2024 and mid-2025 can no longer be downloaded from the council’s website.
  • Longford County Council: The minutes since June 2024 have all been read. They record votes as totals only, never how each councillor voted.
  • Westmeath County Council: The minutes since June 2024 have all been read. They record votes as totals only, never how each councillor voted.

Incomplete

  • Offaly County Council: Most decisions are agreed without a vote. A few unanimous votes are recorded without naming who was present, so they are not shown.
  • Mayo County Council: Most decisions are agreed without a vote. Three recorded votes are left out: two because the minutes list a councillor on both sides, one because it was a choice between two candidates.
  • Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: Most of the council’s minutes are kept on a document site that requires a council login. Only minutes attached to public consultations could be read, so these votes cover two meetings.
  • Galway County Council: The minutes are scanned images, read with text recognition. Minutes for the June 2024 annual meeting and the November 2024 monthly and budget meetings are not published, so their votes are missing.
  • Kildare County Council: Most votes are recorded as totals only. Only roll-call votes list how each councillor voted, and those are shown here.

Latest votes

  1. 5 Oct 2026Dublin City Council7 Report No. 196/2026 of the Senior Executive Officer (L. Brogan) - with reference to the Draft Standing Orders 2027An amendment to the report was submitted in relation to the removal of the Topical Issue.Carried 42–20
  2. 5 Oct 2026Meath County Council1.1 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
  3. 29 Sep 2026Cork City CouncilVOTE ON WHETHER OR NOT TO ADJUST THE BASIC RATE OF LPTOn the proposal of An tArd-Mhéara, a vote was called for on whether to adjust the basic rate of LPTCarried 20–7
  4. 29 Sep 2026Cork City CouncilVOTE ON WHETHER TO ADJUST THE BASIC RATE OF LPT UPWARDS BY 15%On the proposal of Comhairleoir J. Kavanagh, seconded by Comhairleoir S. Martin, a vote was called for on whether to adjust the basic rate of LPT upwards by 15%Carried 20–7
  5. 29 Sep 2026Cork City CouncilVOTE ON WHETHER TO ADJUST THE BASIC RATE OF LPT FOR A THREE YEAR DURATIONOn the proposal of Comhairleoir S. Martin, seconded by Comhairleoir D. Cahill, a vote was called for on whether to adjust the basic rate of LPT for a three year durationCarried 18–9
  6. 29 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilMinute No. 207/26 To agree a variation to the basic rate of Local Property Tax 2027 - Local Adjustment FactorA motion of 'No Amendment' to the current LPT rateCarried 19–0
  7. 28 Sep 2026Dublin City Council2 Motions on NoticeMotion No. 6 in the name of Councillor Malachy Steenson This Council calls for the establishment of a State of Emergency in relation to the out-of-control crime situation across this City and Country and the break down of Law and Order. In the recent past we have seen Jihadi attacks injuring an Army Officer, a Garda Officer and young children, there is now an epidemic of knife crime on the streets carried out mainly by non-nationals. We call for the immediate deportation of any non-nationals convicted of crime and the revocation of Irish Citizenship from them if they have been granted it. Further we demand that Gardai be given effective martial arts skills to effect arrests of these individuals as a number of arrest videos circulating show that the Garda involved are incapable of quickly subduing these individuals and arresting them. The recent decision of the Garda Commissioner not to prosecute those caught with drugs for personal possession while at the same time prosecuting those same individuals for not wearing high vis vests and helmets while plying their trade. Citizens are rightly concerned about the connections between organised crime gangs and AGS, and have lost confident in AGS to implement the law fairly and equally. It is clear that something is going badly wrong there are currently 6 members of the Garda before the Courts charged with assisting an Organised Crime Gang, with over 200 charges between them, there are a growing number of cases involving members of the Garda which are being hidden form the public. The public are entitled to know why were the charges against Inspector Roberts dropped and who decided firstly to charge him and then drop the charges. Further the public are entitled to know the circumstances around the death of Superintendent Fox which led to the collapse of a major OCG trial. Further in light of continual anti-social behaviour much of it fuelled by drug use and the drug trade this Council rejects the findings of the Oireachtas Committee on Drug Use and confirms its commitment to oppose any legalisation or decriminalisation of currently illegal drugs and seeks a real commitment from the State agencies to finally bring an end to the cancer that has destroyed and continues to destroy parts of our area. A cancer that has got worse year by year and decade by decade where we now see children as young as ten involved in dealing and parents being violently pursued with immunity by drug gangs for the drug debts of their children.Lost 4–46
  8. 14 Sep 2026South Dublin County CouncilM5/0926 Retention PermissionThat this Council shall adopt a proactive, sympathetic and facilitative policy towards applications for retention permission in respect of habitable residential accommodation located within the curtilage of an existing dwelling, where that accommodation is in use as a home, and in the exercise of its enforcement discretion under Part VIII of the Planning and Development Act 2000, the Council shall have regard to the acute shortage of housing and to the fact that enforcement against a unit that is functioning as somebody's home removes a dwelling from the county's housing stock at the worst possible moment.Lost 8–25
  9. 14 Sep 2026Cork City Council5. MINUTESOn the proposal of Comhairleoir A. Deasy, seconded by Comhairleoir N. O’Flynn, a vote was called for on sending the minutes back for amendmentLost 3–25
  10. 14 Sep 2026Sligo County Council4.17 RANDOM SCREENING OF TD'S, SENATORS AND COUNCILLORS“That Sligo County Council write to the AILG AND LAMA and the Ceann Comhairle of Dail Eireann and the Cathaoirleach of Seanad Eireann, to explore random screening of TD's, Senators and Councillors to ensure that no member is under the influence of Drugs or Alcohol when decisions are being taken. Sports people have been subject to these tests for years and political leaders should be subject to the same scrutiny to ensure that decisions are taken with clear minds and that illegal drugs are not being taken. This would add to public confidence in politics and acceptance that these rules apply to everyone equally”.Carried 8–0
  11. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-123 Submitted By: Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR) Observation 1: No change Observation 2: 1. Insert text and additional table into Chapter 10 Utilities 2. Insert text into SFRA Report for Variation No. 4 3.To accept the CE recommendation The recommendations of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Office of the Planning Regulator were considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 22–0
  12. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-20 Submitted By: Transport Infrastructure Ireland Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 16-17The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Transport Infrastructure Ireland was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 22–0
  13. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-103 Submitted By: National Transport Authority Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 18-20The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the National Transport Authority was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 20–2
  14. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-69 Submitted By: Office of Public Works Observations: 1. Insert text and additional table into Chapter 10 Utilities 2. Insert text into SFRA Report for Variation No. 4 CE REPORT PAGE No. 21-24The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Office of Public Works was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 21–0
  15. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-47 Submitted By: Uisce Eireann Amend Policy Objective Variation No. 4 document CE REPORT PAGE No. 24-25Following consideration, the revised wording was adopted by a roll call vote.Carried 13–1
  16. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-138 Submitted By: Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage Update zoning map Insert spot Objective into Table 13.2 in Chapter 13 CE REPORT PAGE No. 26-28The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 17–0
  17. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-141 Submitted By: Iarnród Éireann (IE) Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 28-30The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Iarnród Éireann was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 18–0
  18. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-78 Submitted By: Department of Education and Youth Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 30-32The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Department of Education and Youth was adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 15–1
  19. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-106 Submitted By: Electricity Supply Board (ESB) Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 33The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Electricity Supply Board was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 18–0
  20. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-23 Submitted By: Inland Fisheries Ireland Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 34The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Inland Fisheries Ireland was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 18–0
  21. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208--33 Submitted By: Department for Infrastructure Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 34-35The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Department for Infrastructure was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 18–0
  22. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-35 Submitted By: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 35-36The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Environmental Protection Agency was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 19–0
  23. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C20843 Submited By: Health and Safety Authority (HSA) Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 36The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from the Health and Safety Authority was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 19–0
  24. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-34 Submitted By: Genesis Planning Consultants on behalf of PJ & EJ Doherty Ltd Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 39-41The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Genesis Planning Consultants on behalf of PJ & EJ Doherty Ltd was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 17–0
  25. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-94 Submitted By: Brady Hughes Consultants on behalf of Apolloseven Properties One Ltd Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 43-44The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Brady Hughes Consultants on behalf of Apolloseven Properties One Ltd was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 13–0
  26. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-112 Submitted By: Brady Hughes Consultants on behalf of Flaxton Commercial Ltd Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 44-46 To accept the CE RecommendationThe recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Brady Hughes Consultants on behalf of Flaxton Commercial Ltd was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 12–0
  27. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-121 Submitted By: Brady Hughes Planning & Development Consultants on behalf of Barney Flannery Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 46-48The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Brady Hughes Planning & Development Consultants on behalf of Barney Flannery was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 16–0
  28. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-126 Submitted By: Hughes Planning & Development Consuttants on behalf of J. Murphy Developments Ltd. and Ravala Ltd Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 48-50And Ravala Ltd. was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 16–0
  29. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSubmission Ref. No: LH-C208-133 Submitted By: Tom Phillips and Associates Town Planning Consultants on behalf of Silveroaks (Greenhills Ltd. Recommendation: No change CE REPORT PAGE No. 51-53The recommendation of the Chief Executive in response to the submission from Tom Philips and Associates Town Planning Consultants on behalf of Silveroaks (Greenhills) Ltd. was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 16–0
  30. 10 Sep 2026Louth County CouncilSuspension of Standing Orders In accordance with Standing Order Number 89, the Standing Orders were suspended to allow for the conclusion of consideration of Appendix 3 — Proposed Zoning Changes — Drogheda. Proposed by: Cllr. Michelle Hall Seconded by: Cllr.Current zoning Rural Policy Zone 2 Proposed zoning No change Appendix 3 - Page 3 To accept the Recommendation The recommendation of the Chief Executive was considered and adopted following a roll call vote.Carried 14–2

Each council’s page lists all of its votes.