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The counting of votes is continuing at SETU Arena in Waterford
Half of the 32 seats being contested across 6 electoral areas have been filled as the counting of votes continues following Friday's local elections.
Waterford City and County has issued the following update this Sunday evening.
There are 6 seats being contested in the Tramore / Waterford City West Electoral Area.
Elected:
Lola O’Sullivan (FG)
There are 6 seats being contested in the Waterford City East Electoral Area.
Elected:
Declan Barry (IND)
David Daniels (IND)
Pat Fitzgerald (SF)
Adam Wyse (FF)
There are 6 seats being contested in the Waterford City South Local Electoral Area.
Elected:
John Hearne (SF)
Donal Barry (Ind)
There are 6 seats being contested in the Dungarvan Electoral Area.
Elected:
Damien Geoghegan (FG)
Conor D McGuinness (SF)
Tom Cronin (FF)
There are 5 seats being contested in the Portlaw Kilmacthomas Electoral Area.
Elected:
John O’Leary (FF)
Seanie Power (FG)
Liam Brazil (FG)
There are 3 seats being contested in the Lismore.
Elected:
John Pratt (Lab)
Niamh O’ Donovan (FG)
Donnachadh Mulcahy (SF)
A total of 16 seats have been filled and 16 remain to be filled.
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