We're still waiting for the first elected councillor in Ballinasloe with tallies emerging but still no sign of a count. We will have the latest from the constituency when it emerges.
Thirteen candidates were on the ballot in Ballinasloe. Sitting councillors Cllr. Dermot Connolly, Cllr. Michael Connolly, Cllr. Declan Geraghty, Cllr. Peter Keaveney and Leas Chathaoirleach Dr Evelyn Francis Parsons all sought re-election. Cllr. Tim Broderick did not run.
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They were joined on the ballot by three newcomers, Regan Maher (Sinn Féin), Alan Harney (Fine Gael) and Andrew Mannion (People Before Profit).
Average turnout for Galway county and city was just under 50% at 47 percent with Moycullen the best at turning out with 61%.
Second was Spiddal at 54% followed by Kinvara at 53% and Athenry and Salthill at 52%. The rest were: Tuam 50%, Knocknacarra 48%, Bushypark 48%, Ballybane 47% Oranmore 47%, Gort 47%, Clifden 46%, Claregalway 46%, Loughrea 45%, Westside 45%, Ballinasloe 45% and Renmore 43%.
More than 2,100 people ran in the local elections.
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