1.
Jack Murray of Sinn Féin topped the poll in the five-seat Buncrana local electoral area and was elected on the first count along with Joy Beard of 100% Redress Party. On the eighth and final count Paul Canning, Fianna Fáil; Terry Crossan, Sinn Féin and Fionán Bradley, Fianna Fáil, were all elected.
2.
Ali Farren of the 100% Redress Party, topped the poll in their four-seat LEA with 2,253 preferences and was elected on the first count with the 2019 poll-topper Martin McDermott of Fianna Fáil, who took 2,069 first preferences, down from 2,501 in 2019. Sinn Féin’s Albert Doherty held his seat after being elected on the sixth count and Labour Party’s Martin Farren took the fourth seat.
3.
Cllr Micheál Naughton of Fianna Fáil topped the poll, elected until the eighth count, surpassing the quota of 1,985 in the six-seater. On Count 10, Cllr Noel Jordan of Sinn Féin exceeded the quota and then, Cllr Niamh Kennedy, Independent, who transferred strongly and was the third candidate to be elected in Count 11. Also exceeding the quota in Count 11 was newcomer Jimmy Brogan, Independent. It was a good day for Sinn Féin in the Donegal LEA, with Cllr Michael McMahon retaining his seat before Fine Gael newcomer Manus Boyle claimed the final seat.
4.
Independents Micheál Choilm MacGiolla Easbuig and Michael McClafferty were the first to be elected to the next term of Donegal County Council from the Glenties LEA, as both had exceeded the 1,883 quota. Anthony Molloy of Fianna Fáil was elected on the eighth count, before John Shéamais Ó Fearraigh, Sinn Fein; Denis McGee from the 100% Redress Party and Brian Carr, Sinn Fein, were elected on the 10th and final count in the six-seater Glenties electoral area on Sunday night.