Voters are going to the polls to vote on two referendums – one on whether or not to abolish the Seanad and the second on whether we should create a new Court of Appeal.
Turnout nationally is also below average but here in Tipperary some parts of the county are recording higher turnouts than others.
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In North Tipp, Nenagh has between 15 and 18% turnout, Toomevara is almost at 20%, Roscrea has 15%, Templemore has between 18 and 24% turnout.
Borris-o-Leigh has a low turnout of around 14% while Holy Cross is at 16.8%
In the South of the county, Cashel is between 7 and 12%, Thurles is at 15%, Tipp town is around 17% while Clonmel and Carrick-on-Suir have around 15% turnout so far.
