Last night saw the four main party leaders go head-to-head for the first debate of the general election campaign.
Crime, housing and abortion were among the main topics up for discussion.
According to a Newstalk Twitter poll, 39% of you believed Michael Martin came away the winner.
This was followed by Gerry Adams at 31%, Enda Kenny at 23% and Joan Burton at 7%.
Twitter says over 35,000 tweets were sent during the debate last night.
Source: Twitter
The analysis, commissioned by Newstalk, showed that the rate of tweets during the programme was on average 380 tweets per minute.
It also found that Fine Gael and Labour were the most talked parties about during the debate.
Source: Twitter
And Mr Kenny and Ms Burton were the most talked about party leaders.
However, these comments could be positive or negative.
Source: Twitter
Twitter was most active around the debate at 10.15pm, with comments about Joan Burton's 'shouting' which drove a spike in online discussions - with a peak of 524 tweets per minute.
The second most popular moment was at 9.31pm, when Ms Burton attacked Gerry Adams early on in the debate with 522 tweets per minute.
Another topic of discussion was at 9.46pm with 505 tweets per minute when Mr Adams told Micheál Martin to 'catch yourself on' in response to Martin raising the issue of the BBC Spotlight programme.
However, the list of top tweets would indicate that engagement around the debate centred mostly around the leaders’ performance, rather than issues.
And here is some of what you had to say, which contains some strong language:
If those party leaders were scrabble letters I'd put them all back in the bag and pick again. #leadersdebate #RealityCheck
— ann marie part (@PartAnnMarie) February 12, 2016
Enda won the debate. By saying the least. He put up his hand to talk while everyone else yelled like catty eejits. #leadersdebate
— Oliver Callan (@olivercallan) February 11, 2016
These politicians used to shouting over each other in the Dail. Not great on prime time TV, trying to win over voters #leadersdebate
— Jonathan Healy (@jonathanhealy) February 11, 2016
Joan's dig at Gerry re wanting to send ppl to Canada mightve had more impact if Lab hadnt ACTUALLY sent so many ppl to Canada #leadersdebate
— Wendy Lyon (@wendylyon) February 12, 2016
If they're the leaders, no wonder we're fucked. #leadersdebate
— Gerard Lee (@gerardlee10) February 12, 2016
#leadersdebate is like watching a group of 4 year olds fight over who gets a go on the swing next!!
— Emma Cooney (@CooneyEmma) February 12, 2016
Did Michael Martin say to @colettefitzIRL "I beg your pardon, watch your..."? #leadersdebate #GE16
— Jack Quann (@jqbilbao) February 11, 2016
Is it me or does the set of #leadersdebate seem like the Weakest Link?
Are they going to be voted off one by one ?
— Will Leahy (@willleahy) February 11, 2016
@FineGael @EndaKennyTD his refusal to properly answer question on the 8th amendment was cowardly and pathetic. #leadersdebate
— Peter Keane (@PeterKeane89) February 12, 2016