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Fianna Fáil, Sinn Fein, Fine Gael and Independent Ireland are poised to take the first four seats in Cork North Central with a tense battle between People Before Profit, Labour, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael for the fifth and final seat.

Over in Cork North Central, Labour's gambit was a little more old-fashioned, involving former Cork West TD Sean Sherlock's old lucky scarf. Handed over to Eoghan Kenny, the lore is that the wearer never lost an election.

There are 22 candidates running for 5 seats in Cork South Central. Fianna Fáil leader Micheal Martin was elected first on Saturday as he topped the poll at the first count. Counting continues on Sunday. Search your constituency on our LIVE results tracker here to see who has been elected in real-time as the counting continues over the weekend.

1pm: Tánaiste Micheál Martin is poised to be elected on the first count after a strong performance in Cork South Central. With 90pc of boxes tallied, the former Taoiseach is at 23pc, almost 11pc ahead of his nearest challenger.

People across Ireland went to the polls on Friday to vote in the 2024 General Election. A lot has changed since we last went to the polls nearly five years ago. We have survived a global pandemic, saw Donald Trump re-elected US President and watched as two wars broke out.

Mick Barry has conceded in the race for the final seat in Cork North Central, withdrawing his request for a recount