Dan Mulhall

It did.

And I mean, I live in Dublin Central, so follow that race particularly closely.

The Greens, Janet Horner, were out early, often energetic.

So she's in with a chance again, for sure.

I think that between Gerry Hutch and Councillor Steenson, there's the probability of a seat in the future, which I find, you know, I think this is the last door.

We will elect and will not have somebody who is chief source of identity in

And Malachy Steenson pulling ahead in front of Hutch as a potential viable...

He has the makings of a seat another time for sure.

So in a sense, nothing has changed.

But actually, seeds have been sown that will harbour significant change in the future.

And there's the relationship between the two parties in government.

That coalition is going to be much more difficult tomorrow morning.

I can promise you.

It was scratchy to start and it'll be worse now.

He was foolish, too, to do it, frankly.

Fianna Fáil has been non-existent in the constituency for a very long time.

I don't sure what the basis of his candidacy was.

He didn't seem to have much support, not to speak of the votes that came subsequently.

I feel sorry for the guy.

He's a decent councillor, by the way.