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Northern Ireland has 18 MP's out of 650 which equals 2.77% of MP's
2.77% of The Dáil is 4.4 Seats
So proportionality NI has less representation in the commons than Louth has representation has in the Dáil
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FINAL RESULT: Connolly (IND): 914,143 (63.4%) Humphreys (FG): 424,987 (29.5%) Gavin (FF): 103,568 (7.1%) Turnout: 1,656,436 Spoilt: 213,738 (12.9%) Quota: 721,350 Connolly declared President-elect at Dublin Castle. #Aras25 - Replying to @PerthshireMagsThe article says she is great friends with the Sinn Fein finance minister Conor Murphy
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