First of four councils to decide on Dublin mayoral election

The first of four council votes on whether to give Dubliners the choice of having a directly elected mayor takes place tonight.

First of four councils to decide on Dublin mayoral election

The first of four council votes on whether to give Dubliners the choice of having a directly elected mayor takes place tonight.

Dublin city councillors will have their say this evening, while the other three votes in Fingal, Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and South Dublin all take place in a week's time.

All of the councils must approve the plebiscite proposal for it to go ahead, but there has been speculation in recent weeks that Fingal council could veto the move.

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