Share.

    13 commenti

    1. Very loose definition of celebrity here. I’d call Seoige a media personality at best.

    2. Super_Sonic_Eire on

      It’s a bit mad to be fair. Here in Limerick I could never imagine people voting for one of the Dundons, McCarthys etc.

    3. CurrencyDesperate286 on

      Dublin Central is the only constituency where turnout was up too.

      Turns out thr best way to get lazy voters out is to offer a violent criminal as a candidate…

    4. I think a lot of the people who voted for The Monk probably feel like they have absolutely no stake whatsoever in the political system and the vote is a big fuck you to the government.

    5. theseanbeag on

      People really take the ability to vote in free and fair elections for granted.

    6. Nothanksneedprivacy4 on

      It’s a damning indictment of the people of his constituency, frankly. They’ll get what they deserve.

    7. Jesus they could put mcgregor in and he’d have a record turnout since they all seem to feel the same as these scum

    8. Otherwise-Winner9643 on

      Presumably a “fuck you” vote? No one would actually expect him to do a good job

    9. Margrave75 on

      >Celebrity

      >Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch.

      Hmmmm……………

    10. Annatastic6417 on

      Hutch won due to popularity. I’ll put it to you this way. When Gráine Seoige announced her candidacy most people had the same reaction, “Gráinne Seoige is running??” When Gerry Hutch announced his candidacy people said “GERRY HUTCH IS RUNNING!!!?!”

      Gerry won due to the horror factor. Every time someone posted a picture of one of his posters to bitch about him he gained votes. Everytime someone shared his campaign videos to laugh about he gained votes. Everytime a journalist spoke to him he gained votes.

      Gráinne Seoige didn’t win because she wasn’t a candidate that shocked and worried people, Hutch is exactly that and as a result he had way more attention. This is exactly how Donald Trump became US President in 2016. Gerry Hutch has a long future in politics.

    11. Fit-Courage-8170 on

      Not much represents the decay of central Dublin more than this

    Leave A Reply