This article examines the distribution of voter support for various political parties in Ireland, highlighting trends across different regions. Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael show uniform support, while Sinn Féin’s backing increases in the north, particularly in Donegal and Dublin. The Green Party is predominantly supported in Dublin and Co Clare, while Labour also finds strength in urban areas. The Social Democrats see concentrated support in Leinster, with notable backing in Cork. Independent parties mainly draw rural support, and the article presents the final vote shares for the top three parties.