As the counting continues for Election 24 in Ireland, significant developments are arising. Labour’s Aodhan O’Riordáin expresses concerns about coalition possibilities, while several anti-immigration candidates, including Gavin Pepper, face elimination. Fianna Fáil’s Albert Dolan celebrates his election victory on his birthday. Additionally, national voter turnout has fallen to a historical low, marking a worrying trend for democracy. Other noteworthy moments include a competitive scene in Cavan-Monaghan and a celebrated re-election in Cork South West, while personal milestones in the lives of candidates draw media attention.