Register to Vote

Turnout in the 2020 General Election was 51.2% in Dublin Central (down from 52.4% in 2016). In effect, just half of the electorate in Dublin Central decide who represents Dublin Central in Dáil Éireann. If you are not registered, recently turned 18, or have recently changed address see below for details. Changes made in 2022 means it is now much easier to register to vote - all you need is your PPS number and Eircode. Obviously, if you want Green, we would encourage you to vote Green. How you vote however is up to you.

Who can vote in Irish Elections?

Irish and British citizens resident in Ireland can be added to the Register of Electors. Being on the register will allow you to vote in the General Election election.

Any resident of Ireland (regardless of citizenship) can vote in the June 2024 local elections.

EU citizens resident in Ireland can vote in the June 2024 EU elections.

How do I get on the Register of Electors?

Most people will be able to register to vote with just their PPS number and Eircode at checktheregister.ie

How to I change my address if I’m already registered

Most people will be able to update their address with just their PPS number and Eircode at checktheregister.ie

How do I know if I am in Dublin Central?

This is the map of the Dublin Central General election constituency. It broadly comprises the local election areas of Cabra-Glasnevin and Dublin North Inner City (with a bit of Clontarf LEA)

How do I vote?

Irish elections are based on proportional representation with a single transferable vote. In effect you rank the candidates in order of preference. If your candidate is eliminated or has a surplus of votes above the quota your vote will move to the next candidate on your list. As such it is wise to vote all the way down the ballot as explained in more detail here.