Sarah Burke is a radio announcer and journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on local news and events, Sarah's articles and radio segments cover a wide range of topics including community celebrations, infrastructure developments, cultural exhibitions, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various publications including the Irish Independent, Cigalah Group, THEM, and Sunday World Magazine.
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Sarah Burke's coverage is heavily focused on local events, community news, and cultural celebrations in Dublin. She gives attention to entertainment, travel & tourism, family & relationships, and culture & society-related topics.
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By: Sarah Burke
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By: Sarah Burke
| Sarah Burke Votes redistributed: 5,774 Quota: 9,475 Duncan Smith (LP) 10,265 (+2,928) Ann Graves (SF) 8,394 (+1,229) Alan Farrell (FG) 7242 (+712) Alan Farrell (FG) +242 = 6210 Ann Graves (SF) +333 = 6311 Joan Hopkins (SD) +217= 5063 Dean Mulligan (I4C) +548 = 3428 Duncan Smyth +236=6506 Duncan Smith (LAB) 6,270 (+509) Ann Graves (SF) 5978 (+46) Alan Farrell (FG) 5968 (+324) Joan Hopkins (SD) 4896 (+423) Dean Mulligan (I4C) 2,880 (+88) Margaret McGovern (AON) 2140 (+29) Ann Graves (SF) +191 → 5932 Alan Farrell (FG) +37 → 5644 Ian Carey (GP) + 19 → 1483 Joan Hopkins (SD) + 64 → 4423 Margaret McGovern (AON) +143 → 2111 Dean Mulligan (I4C) + 248 → 2792 Darragh O'Brien (FF) +87 → 9498 Duncan Smyth (LAB) +139 → 5761 Ian Carey (GP): 1388 → 1464 (+32) Alan Farrell (FG): 5386 → 5607 (+199) Ann Graves (SF): 5466 → 5741 (+165) Joan Hopkins (SD): 4042 → 4359 (+66) Darren Jack Kelly (Non-Party): 900 → 1052 (+10) Margaret McGovern (Aontú): 1561 → 1968 (+25) Dean Mulligan (IN4C): 2259 → 2544 (+161) Darragh O'Brien (FF): 8913 → 9411 (+454) Duncan Smith (LAB): 5424 → 5622 (+68) Darragh O'Brien (FF): 8,957 Duncan Smith (Lab): 5,554 Ann Graves (SF): 5,711 Alan Farrell (FG): 5408 Joan Hopkins (SD): 4293 Dean Mulligan (I4C): 2518 Margaret McGovern (AON): 1943 Ian Carey (GP): 1432 Ian Carey (GP): +27 = 1,432 Alan Farrell (FG): +6 = 5,408 Ann Graves (SF): +165 = 5,711 Joan Hopkins (SD): +227 = 4,293 Darren Jack Kelly (Non Party): +15 = 1,042 Margaret McGovern (Aontú): +41 = 1,943 Dean Mulligan (IN4C): +161 = 2,518 Darragh O'Brien (FF): +23 = 8,957 Duncan Smith (LAB): +105 = 5,554 Ian Carey (GP): 1383 votes → 1388 (Count 2) → 1390 (Count 3) → 1405 Manju Devi (FF): 940 votes → 941 (Count 2) → 943 (Count 3) → 955 Alan Farrell (FG): 5379 votes → 5386 (Count 2) → 5389 (Count 3) → 5402 Ann Graves (SF): 5450 votes → 5466 (Count 2) → 5490 (Count 3) → 5546 Joan Hopkins (SD): 4025 votes → 4042 (Count 2) → 4048 (Count 3) → 4066 Darren Jack Kelly (IND): 834 votes → 900 (Count 2) → 923 (Count 3) → 1027 Margaret McGovern (Aontú): 1549 votes → 1561 (Count 2) → 1625 (Count 3) → 1902 Dean Mulligan (IN4C): 2234 votes → 2259 (Count 2) → 2279 (Count 3) → 2357 Darragh O'Brien (FF): 8906 votes → 8913 (Count 2) → 8919 (Count 3) → 8934 Ollie Power (PBP): 750 votes → 762 (Count 2) → 774 (Count 3) → 791 Duncan Smith (LAB): 5396 votes → 5424 (Count 2) → 5430 (Count 3) → 5449 Victoria Byrne (Irish Freedom Party) was eliminated with a total of 675 votes after the redistribution. Ian Carey (Green Party) + 2 votes = 1,390 Manju Devi (Fianna Fáil) + 2 votes = 943 Tony 'Theo' Donnelly (Independent) did not have any transfers, remaining at 149 votes Alan Farrell (Fine Gael) + 3 votes = 5,389 Ann Graves (Sinn Féin) + 24 votes = 5,490 Joan Hopkins (Social Democrats) + 6 votes = 4,048 Darren Jack Kelly (Independent) + 23 votes = 923 Margaret McGovern (Aontú) + 64 votes = 1,625 Dean Mulligan (Independent 4 Change) + 20 votes = 2,279 Darragh O'Brien (Fianna Fáil) + 6 votes = 8,919 Ollie Power (People Before Profit) + 12 votes = 774 Duncan Smith (Labour) + 6 votes = 5,430. Victoria Byrne (IFP): 513 votes, plus 14 votes, totaling 527 votes. Ian Carey (Green Party): 1,383 votes, plus 5 votes, totaling 1,388 votes. Manju Devi (Fianna Fáil): 940 votes, plus 1 vote, totaling 941 votes. Tony 'Theo' Donnelly (Independent): 149 votes, with no votes transferred. Alan Farrell (Fine Gael): 5,379 votes, plus 7 votes, totaling 5,386 votes. Ben Gilroy (Liberty Republic): 308 votes, plus 10 votes, totaling 318 votes. Ann Graves (Sinn Féin): 5,450 votes, plus 16 votes, totaling 5,466 votes. Joan Hopkins (Social Democrats): 4,025 votes, plus 17 votes, totaling 4,042 votes. Darren Jack Kelly (Independent): 834 votes, plus 66 votes, totaling 900 votes. Margaret McGovern (Aontú): 1,549 votes, plus 12 votes, totaling 1,561 votes. Dean Mulligan (IN4C): 2,234 votes, plus 25 votes, totaling 2,259 votes. Darragh O'Brien (Fianna Fáil): 8,906 votes, plus 7 votes, totaling 8,913 votes. Fergal O'Connell (Independent): 83 votes, with no votes transferred. Ollie Power (People Before Profit): 750 votes, plus 12 votes, totaling 762 votes. Duncan Smith (Labour Party): 5,396 votes, plus 28 votes, totaling 5,424 votes. Victoria Byrne (IFP): 513 Ian Carey (GP): 1,383 Manju Devi (FF): 940 Tony 'Theo' Donnelly (IND): 149 (Eliminated) Alan Farrell (FG): 5,379 Ben Gilroy Liberty Republic: 308 Ann Graves (SF): 5,450 Joan Hopkins (SD): 4,025 Darren Jack Kelly (IND): 834 Margaret McGovern (Aontu): 1,549 Dean Mulligan (IN4C): 2,234 Darragh O'Brien (FF): 8,906 Fergal O'Connell (IND): 83 (Eliminated) Ollie Power (PBP): 750 Duncan Smith (LAB): 5,396 Byrne, Victoria, IFP: 206 votes (1.2pc) Carey, Ian, GP: 630 votes (3.7pc) Devi, Manju, FF: 371 votes (2.2pc) Donnelly, Tony, IND: 70 votes (0.4pc) Farrell, Alan, FG: 2,410 votes (14.3pc) Gilroy, Ben, LR: 102 votes (0.6pc) Graves, Ann, SF: 2,345 votes (14.0pc) Hopkins, Joan, SD: 1,810 votes (10.8pc) Kelly, Darren Jack, IND: 462 votes (2.7pc) McGovern, Margaret, Aontú: 731 votes (4.3pc) Mulligan, Dean, I4C: 793 votes (4.7pc) O'Brien, Darragh, FF: 3,970 votes (23.6pc) O'Connell, Fergal, IND: 53 votes (0.3pc) Power, Ollie, PBP: 304 votes (1.8pc) Smith, Duncan, LAB: 2,711 votes (16.1pc)
By: Amy Donohoe, Sarah Burke
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald celebrates after being elected on the third count in Dublin Central. Pic: Brian Lawless/PA
By: Sarah Burke
The works involve replacing more than 4km of track between Dublin Connolly and Pearse Street stations. Pic: Stock photo
By: Sarah Burke
Images showcasing new designs for a potential public swimming pool at George’s Dock in Dublin have been released.
By: Sarah Burke
Gig review Sam Fender. Photo: Lesley Martin/PA No one expected to hear one of the UK's most celebrated modern rock musicians admit to the
By: Sarah Burke
Created with Sketch. The area was originally earmarked for a white-water rafting facility by Dublin City Council, but the controversial proposal was later rejected due to the cost of more than €25m.
Dubliners join Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan on IMDb list
By: Sarah Burke
Several sitting Dublin City Councillors will also need replacements following their election as TD's over the weekend Fine Gael Dublin City Council members are set to meet this week ahead of a special meeting later in the month to appoint a new Lord Mayor.
By: Sarah Burke
Public consultation is likely to play a key role in the rail line. Photo: Getty Plans are in place to reopen the Dublin to Navan train service
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