No Voting Cards,Help!

If you're on the register you don't need polling cards to vote. Bring ID as you had intended. See here:

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/government-in-ireland/elections-and-referenda/voting/voting-in-a-local-election/#87e1cb

ID and proof of address should be OK.

Did you receive the countless numbers of election 'rubbish' that was addressed to you? The voting cards are the same size as those small rectangular things that should have been coming through your door the last few weeks or so, and could have been thrown out with them.

You don't need proof of address if you use a driving licence or passport as your ID.

You only need proof of address if you use one of the following as your ID:

• A cheque book
• A credit card or debit card
• A birth or marriage certificate

For many people they came quite late this year. Mine arrived yesterday and my sister's arrived on Tuesday

I havent used my poling card in years, I know which booth and what school and they just find your name on the list, bring ID

Bring a utility bill with your current address if you're concerned, but I don't believe they'll check the address on your driving licence. It's to confirm your identity, not your address. There's plenty of documents/cards on the valid ID (Passport, PSC, work ID card, Student Card, etc) list that don't include your address at all, and you don't need any address confirmation to use them.

Again, the instructions are:

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You can bring any one of the following with you to prove your identity:

• A passport (either a passport card or passport book)
• A driving licence
• A Public Services Card
• A workplace identity card (it must have a photograph)
• A student identity card (it must have a photograph)
• A travel document (it must have a photograph)
• A bank or credit union account book with your name and address in the constituency (voting area)
• Irish Residence Permit

If you do not have any of the above, you can use one of the following, along with evidence of your address:

• A cheque book
• A credit card or debit card
• A birth or marriage certificate

If you use one of the above, you must also have proof of your address in the constituency such as a utility bill (electric, gas, internet).

It's not a voting card. It is a polling information card

I have mine here. There's no heading. The reverse is blank.

It's fine if you know what it is and are expecting it, but in my opinion it's poorly designed.