The Dublin and Ireland South constituencies at the next European elections will each have an extra seat, a new boundary review published has recommended.
As a result, Dublin will become a four-seater while Ireland South becomes a five-seat constituency.
Counties Laois and Offaly will move into the South constituency from the Midlands-North-West, which remains a four-seater, under the changes.
The review, caused by Brexit, followed the reallocation of the UK’s 73 EU parliament seats. Ireland received two additional seats, bringing its total to 13.
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The next European elections are scheduled to be held next May.
