Who will the people of Galway West and Dublin Central be sending to Dáil Éireann? When will we know the result?
Yesterday, constituents cast their ballots at polling booths in local schools and halls - to pick their preferred candidate to fill the seats vacated by President Catherine Connolly and former minister for finance Paschal Donohoe.
Today, the count begins.
Even though voting took place in just two constituencies, the results will still take time to filter through over the coming hours - and maybe days! Turnout, of course, is a factor too with lower numbers traditionally turning out for such votes.
Boxes from 21 polling stations in Dublin Central have been transported to the RDS for counting, with 196 boxes of votes also waiting to be counted in Salthill.
Five boxes were ferried to the mainland from Inishbofin, Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr last night as part of the first bye-election where those on the islands voted in tandem with the mainland.
At 9am, those boxes will be opened, and tallies will follow.
The first count, perhaps due in the afternoon, will give us an idea of how things are shaping up, but that can change throughout the weekend, where transfers could prove critical if margins are thin.
Dublin Central may produce a result sometime this evening but count staff in Galway are potentially in for the long haul – where a result might not come until tomorrow evening or even later.
You can follow all of the details of the counts across RTÉ News platforms.
The RTÉ News app and rte.ie/news will have comprehensive coverage, with stories and rolling updates.
We'll bring you the tallies, early trends, the big moments, results and analysis.
Our results pages will allow you to follow the detail of the two races, with the breakdown of each and every count for both constituencies.
The RTÉ News Channel will broadcast all the count announcements from Dublin Central and Galway West.
On television, audiences can get the emerging picture on the One O’Clock News, Six One and Nine O’Clock News programmes, where our correspondents will assess what the vote means for the Government and Opposition parties, and for you at home.
For those following the news on social, we will bring you updates on our Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Bluesky and YouTube accounts.
Developments can also be followed as Gaeilge on Nuacht RTÉ as well as Forám at 10.30am tomorrow.
The Irish Sign Language bulletins are broadcast before the Six One News each day.
Tomorrow, The Week in Politics on RTÉ One will provide expert analysis and panel discussion.
You can watch all of these programmes back on the RTÉ Player.
On RTÉ Radio 1, the counts will be covered across Brendan O’Connor, Saturday with Cormac Ó hEadhra and This Week radio programmes if you want to listen in while out and about.
So, who will be Ireland’s two new TDs? And what does it mean for the political landscape?
Stay with us throughout the count, wherever and however you get your news.
