Sean Defoe
speaker
707 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 23 Jun
Sean Defoe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So it wasn't, you know, it wasn't the bellyaching roar of previous years that were given, you know, to leaders of one kind and the other.
Yeah.
Despite a few pints being sunk by the crowd before they went into there, I might add as well.
And paranoia in Fianna Fáil.
I'm shocked to think that would be ever the case.
Let's get into Galway West now.
Our reporter Emily Keegan is over there.
She's been speaking to some of those people yesterday who were casting their vote in Salt Hill as to what way they went.
Voted fairly independent, yeah, not with a big party, because I feel like the track record over the last few years hasn't been great.
Just the usual national ones, nothing kind of too locally based, I would say, considering it's for the Dáil.
Some of the voters in Salt Hill there speaking to our reporter, Emily Keegan.
I'm joined now on the line by the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke, who's been the Director of Elections for Fine Gael candidate, Sean Cain.
Thanks for joining us this morning, Minister.
When you heard it there in the Vox, more people would have voted Sean Cain if he wasn't Fine Gael.
And I suppose one of the other striking things about that box there was people going, you know, left 1-2 and then maybe Fine Gael 3, which would be unusual, I guess, in terms of the transfer patterns, though they may be stranger this time.
He's the biggest name in the field.
Do you think he is going to get there?
Because traditionally, you would have said government party, 15 years in power, very hard to get transfers there.
Yeah, and look, it's definitely difficult, particularly this early in the morning.
There's another stat, since the 1990s, so across those 30 by-elections you've been talking about, the average first preference vote share for the winner has been 29.7%, so almost 30%.
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