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Dublin South-Central (Dáil constituency)

Dublin South-Central is a parliamentary constituency represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas. The constituency elects 4 deputies (Teachtaí Dála, commonly known as TDs) on the system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (PR-STV).

Dublin South-Central
Dáil constituency
Map
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Constituencies in County Dublin; Dublin South-Central is at the centre.
Major settlements
Current constituency
Created1948
Seats
  • 5 (1948–1969)
  • 4 (1969–1977)
  • 3 (1977–1981)
  • 5 (1981–1992)
  • 4 (1992–2002)
  • 5 (2002–2016)
  • 4 (2016–)
TDs
  •   Joan Collins (RTOC)
  •   Patrick Costello (GP)
  •   Aengus Ó Snodaigh (SF)
  •   Bríd Smith (PBP–S)
Local government area
EP constituencyDublin

Constituency profile edit

The constituency comprises Ballyfermot, Bluebell, Crumlin, Drimnagh, Dolphin's Barn, the Liberties, Chapelizod, Walkinstown and parts of Terenure on the fringes. The largest employers in the area are the Guinness Brewery and St. James's Hospital. Dubbed the "People's republic of Dublin South-Central,[1] the constituency is one of the country's most left-wing,[2] with all of the TDs from centre-left or left-wing parties.[3] Both Labour Party TDs elected in 2011 had previously been members of other left-wing parties: Eric Byrne was a former member of the Workers' Party and Democratic Left, and Michael Conaghan had stood in a number of elections for Jim Kemmy's Democratic Socialist Party.

History and boundaries edit

A constituency of this name was created by the Electoral (Amendment) Act 1947 containing the Mansion House, Merchants' Quay, Royal Exchange, St. Kevin's, South Dock, Usher's and Wood Quay wards of Dublin.[4] Its boundaries changed considerably over the years, generally moving to the west within the city.

Under the Electoral (Amendment) Act 2005, which took effect at the 2007 general election, the constituency boundary was extended to the north side of the River Liffey, taking in Islandbridge.[5] It is now located near the centre of Dublin city, and also contains part of South Dublin. The constituency comprises Harold's Cross west, Drimnagh, Walkinstown, Crumlin, Inchicore, Ballyfermot and Kimmage.[6]

The Electoral (Amendment) (Dáil Constituencies) Act 2017 defines the constituency as:[7]

"In the city of Dublin the electoral divisions of:
Carna, Chapelizod, Cherry-Orchard A, Cherry-Orchard C, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Decies, Drumfinn, Inchicore A, Inchicore B, Kilmainham A, Kilmainham B, Kilmainham C, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Kylemore, Merchants Quay A, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Merchants Quay F, Ushers A, Ushers B, Ushers C, Ushers D, Ushers E, Ushers F, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;
and that part of the electoral division of Phoenix Park situated south of a line drawn along Chapelizod Road, Conyngham Road and Parkgate Street;
and, in the county of South Dublin, the electoral divisions of:
Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Terenure-Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees;
and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Ballymount, Clondalkin-Monastery and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated east of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway."

The Constituency Review Report 2023 of the Electoral Commission recommended that at the next general election Dublin South-Central be altered by the transfer of territory from Dublin Bay South and the transfer of territory to Dublin Mid-West and Dublin South-West.[8][9]

For the next general election, the Electoral (Amendment) Act 2023 defines the constituency as:[10]

"In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of:
Carna, Chapelizod, Cherry-Orchard A, Cherry-Orchard C, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Decies, Drumfinn, Inchicore A, Inchicore B, Kilmainham A, Kilmainham B, Kilmainham C, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Kylemore, Merchants Quay A, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Merchants Quay F, Ushers A, Ushers B, Ushers C, Ushers D, Ushers E, Ushers F, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;
and that part of the electoral division of Phoenix Park situated south of a line drawn along Chapelizod Road, Conyngham Road and Parkgate Street."
Changes to the Dublin South-Central constituency
YearsTDsBoundariesNotes
1948–19613
In the county borough of Dublin,
the Mansion House, Merchants' Quay, Royal Exchange, St. Kevin's, South Dock, Usher's and Wood Quay Wards.
Created from Dublin South.
1961–19693
In the county borough of Dublin,[11]
the Kilmainham, Mansion House, Merchants Quay, Royal Exchange, St. Kevin's, South Dock, Usher's and Wood Quay wards.
Transfer of Kilmainham from Dublin South-West.
1969–19774
In the county borough of Dublin,[12]

the Kimmage, Rathfarnham, Rathfarnham South, Rathmines West and Terenure wards;

that part of Crumlin West ward which is not included in the constituency of Dublin South-West;

and that part of Rathmines East ward situated west of a line drawn as follows: commencing at the intersection of the southern boundary of the ward by the eastern boundary of the former Harcourt Street-Bray railway line, thence in a northerly direction along the said eastern boundary to its junction with the southern boundary of the E.S.B. transformer station at the southern end of Cowper Drive, thence commencing in an easterly direction and proceeding along the last-mentioned boundary to its junction with the rear boundary of the houses on the eastern side of Park Drive, thence commencing in a north-easterly direction and proceeding along the last-mentioned boundary and the rear boundary of the houses on the southern side of Albany Road and on the southern and eastern sides of Merton Drive and along the eastern boundary of Merton Drive to its junction with Sandford Road, thence in a north-westerly direction along Sandford Road, Ranelagh and Ranelagh Road to its junction with the ward boundary.
Transfer of Usher's and Wood Quay and part of Royal Exchange to Dublin Central;

Transfer of Mansion House, St. Kevin's, South Dock and part of Royal Exchange to Dublin South-East;

Transfer of Kilmainham to Dublin South-West.[13]

1977–19813
The following wards[14] in the county borough of Dublin[15]
Kilmainham B, Mansion House A, Mansion House B, Merchant's Quay A, Merchant's Quay B, Merchant's Quay C, Merchant's Quay D, Merchant's Quay E, Merchant's Quay F, Royal Exchange A, Royal Exchange B, Saint Kevin's, Usher's A. Usher's B, Usher's C, Usher's D, Usher's E, Usher's F, Wood Quay A, Wood Quay B.
Transfer of Kilmainham B and part of Merchant's Quay from Dublin South-West; Mansion House A, Mansion House B, Saint Kevin's, and part of Royal Exchange from Dublin South-East; Usher's and Wood Quay and part of Merchant's Quay and part of Royal Exchange from Dublin Central;

Transfer of Kimmage, Rathmines West, Terenure and part of Rathfarnham wards to Dublin Rathmines West;

transfer of part of Rathfarnham to Dublin County Mid;

transfer of part of Crumlin to Dublin Ballyfermot.

1981–19875
In the county borough of Dublin, the wards of[16]
Ballyfermot G, Ballyfermot H, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Merchant's Quay A, Merchant's Quay B, Merchant's Quay C, Merchant's Quay D, Merchant's Quay E, Merchant's Quay F, Rathfarnham D, Terenure A, Terenure B, Terenure C, Usher's B, Usher's C, Usher's D, Usher's E;
and in County Dublin, the district electoral divisions of
Terenure Number one, Terenure Number Two.
1987–19925
In the county borough of Dublin, the wards of[17]
Ballyfermot G, Ballyfermot H, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Merchant's Quay A, Merchant's Quay B, Merchant's Quay C, Merchant's Quay D, Merchant's Quay E, Merchant's Quay F, Rathfarnham D, Terenure A, Terenure B, Terenure C, Usher's B, Usher's C, Usher's D, Usher's E;
and in County Dublin, the district electoral divisions of
Terenure Number One, Terenure Number Two, Terenure Number Three
Transfer of Terenure Number Three from Dublin South-West.[18]
1992–19974
In the county borough of Dublin, the wards[19] of[20]

Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Inchicore B, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Merchants Quay F, Terenure A, Terenure B, Terenure C, Terenure D, Ushers D, Ushers E, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;

and that part of the ward of Ushers C situated south of a line drawn as follows:

commencing at the point where the ward boundary departs from Grand Canal Bank nearest Basin Street Upper, thence in a north-easterly direction along Grand Canal Bank to its junction with Forbes Lane, thence in an easterly direction along Forbes Lane to its junction with the ward boundary;
and in County Dublin, the district electoral divisions of

Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Templeogue-Orwell, Templeogue-Village, Terenure Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees;

and that part of the district electoral division of Templeogue-Cypress situated north of a line drawn along the Tallaght Road.
Transfer of the south inner city area extending generally from the Grand Canal and Donore Avenue to the Liffey (Merchant's Quay A to E) to Dublin South-East.[21]
1997–20024
In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of[22]
Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Inchicore B, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Merchants Quay F, Terenure A, Terenure B, Terenure C, Terenure D, Ushers B, Ushers C, Ushers D, Ushers E, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;
and in South Dublin, the electoral divisions of

Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Templeogue-Orwell, Templeogue Village, Terenure-Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees;

and that part of the district electoral division of Templeogue-Cypress situated north of a line drawn along the Tallaght Road.
Transfer of Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E from Dublin South-East.[23]
2002–20075
In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of[24]
Carna, Chapelizod, Cherry-Orchard A, Cherry-Orchard C, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Decies, Drumfinn, Inchicore A, Inchicore B, Kilmainham A, Kilmainham B, Kilmainham C, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Kylemore, Merchants Quay A, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Merchants Quay F, Terenure A, Terenure B, Terenure C, Terenure D, Ushers A, Ushers B, Ushers C, Ushers D, Ushers E, Ushers F, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;
and in South Dublin, the electoral divisions of

Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Terenure-Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees;

and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Monastery, Clondalkin-Ballymount and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated east of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway.
Transfer of Ballyfermot, Inchicore and Kilmainham area from Dublin Central; transfer from Dublin South-East of population from South-East to complete a boundary between the constituencies running from the Liffey at Winetavern Street; swop of population with South-West to secure a western boundary bounded largely by the M50, Greenhills Road and Templeville Road.[25]
2007–20164
In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of[26][27]

Carna, Chapelizod, Cherry-Orchard A, Cherry-Orchard C, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Decies, Drumfinn, Inchicore A, Inchicore B, Kilmainham A, Kilmainham B, Kilmainham C, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage C, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Kylemore, Merchants Quay A, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Merchants Quay F, Terenure A, Terenure B, Terenure C, Terenure D, Ushers A, Ushers B, Ushers C, Ushers D, Ushers E, Ushers F, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;

and that part of the electoral division of Phoenix Park situated south of a line drawn along Chapelizod Road, Conyngham Road and Parkgate Street;
and in South Dublin, the electoral divisions of

Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Terenure-Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees;

and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Monastery, Clondalkin-Ballymount and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated east of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway.
Transfer of south part of Phoenix Park ED from Dublin Central.[28][29]
2016–4
In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of[30][7]

Carna, Chapelizod, Cherry-Orchard A, Cherry-Orchard C, Crumlin A, Crumlin B, Crumlin C, Crumlin D, Crumlin E, Crumlin F, Decies, Drumfinn, Inchicore A, Inchicore B, Kilmainham A, Kilmainham B, Kilmainham C, Kimmage A, Kimmage B, Kimmage D, Kimmage E, Kylemore, Merchants Quay A, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Merchants Quay F, Ushers A, Ushers B, Ushers C, Ushers D, Ushers E, Ushers F, Walkinstown A, Walkinstown B, Walkinstown C;

and that part of the electoral division of Phoenix Park situated south of a line drawn along Chapelizod Road, Conyngham Road and Parkgate Street;
and in South Dublin, the electoral divisions of

Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Terenure-Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees;

and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Ballymount, Clondalkin-Monastery and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated east of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway.
Transfer of Kimmage C, and Terenure A, B, C and D to Dublin Bay South.[31]

TDs edit

Teachtaí Dála (TDs) for Dublin South-Central 1948–[32]
Key to parties
DáilElectionDeputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)
13th1948[33]James Larkin Jnr
(Lab)		Seán Lemass
(FF)		Con Lehane
(CnaP)		Maurice E. Dockrell
(FG)		John McCann
(FF)
14th1951[34]Philip Brady
(FF)
15th1954[35]Celia Lynch
(FF)		Thomas Finlay
(FG)
16th1957[36]Philip Brady
(FF)		Jack Murphy
(Ind)
1958 by-election[37]Patrick Cummins
(FF)
17th1961[38]Joseph Barron
(CnaP)
18th1965[39]Frank Cluskey
(Lab)		Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
(FF)
19th1969[40]Richie Ryan
(FG)		Ben Briscoe
(FF)		John O'Donovan
(Lab)		4 seats
1969–1977
20th1973[41]John Kelly
(FG)
21st1977[42]Frank Cluskey
(Lab)		Fergus O'Brien
(FG)		Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
(FF)		3 seats
1977–1981
22nd1981[43]Ben Briscoe
(FF)		Gay Mitchell
(FG)		John O'Connell[a]
(Ind)
23rd1982 (Feb)[44]Frank Cluskey
(Lab)
24th1982 (Nov)[45]Fergus O'Brien
(FG)
25th1987[46]Mary Mooney
(FF)
26th1989[47]John O'Connell
(FF)		Eric Byrne
(WP)
27th1992[48]Pat Upton
(Lab)		4 seats
1992–2002
1994 by-election[49]Eric Byrne
(DL)
28th1997[50]Seán Ardagh
(FF)
1999 by-election[51]Mary Upton
(Lab)
29th2002[52]Aengus Ó Snodaigh
(SF)		Michael Mulcahy
(FF)
30th2007[53]Catherine Byrne
(FG)
31st2011[54]Eric Byrne
(Lab)		Joan Collins
(PBP)		Michael Conaghan
(Lab)
32nd2016[55]Bríd Smith
(AAA–PBP)		Joan Collins[b]
(I4C)		4 seats
from 2016
33rd2020[56]Bríd Smith
(S–PBP)		Patrick Costello
(GP)

Note: The columns in this table are used only for presentational purposes, and no significance should be attached to the order of columns. For details of the order in which seats were won at each election, see the detailed results of that election.

  1. ^ O'Connell served as Ceann Comhairle in the 22nd and 23rd Dáil from 1981 to 1983 and was returned automatically at the February 1982 and November 1982 general elections. He joined Fianna Fáil in January 1985.
  2. ^ Founded Right to Change in May 2020.

Elections edit

2020 general election edit

2020 general election: Dublin South-Central[56][57][58][59][60]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh39.317,015     
Solidarity–PBPBríd Smith[a]11.04,7539,547    
GreenPatrick Costello9.34,0414,4494,5224,6986,9178,582
Inds. 4 ChangeJoan Collins6.52,8314,5785,0765,5526,6547,807
Fine GaelCatherine Byrne11.75,0785,1925,2025,2755,7887,431
Fianna FáilCatherine Ardagh11.04,7825,0135,0305,1845,598 
LabourRebecca Moynihan4.82,0952,3302,3752,491  
Social DemocratsTara Deacy3.71,5951,9212,0062,181  
National PartySerina Irvine1.5632770801   
IndependentRichard Murray0.5207420512   
IndependentAlan Kerrigan0.3146241257   
IndependentRobert Foley0.278114121   
IndependentSean O'Leary0.1385771   
Electorate: 79,460   Valid: 43,291   Spoilt: 515 (1.2%)   Quota: 8,659   Turnout: 43,806 (55.1%)  
  1. ^ Smith was a member of People Before Profit.

2016 general election edit

2016 general election: Dublin South-Central[61][62][55]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh15.56,6396,6906,7156,7346,9277,0619,566    
Inds. 4 ChangeJoan Collins14.56,1956,3036,3746,4617,0347,6668,1688,618   
Fine GaelCatherine Byrne14.36,1306,1546,3176,5166,6797,0377,0907,1119,723  
AAA–PBPBríd Smith10.24,3744,4764,5274,7295,1935,8536,2086,6437,4107,8367,879
Fianna FáilCatherine Ardagh12.75,4415,5085,6985,8176,0646,4396,5566,6177,1167,8417,844
LabourEric Byrne7.73,2973,3143,3723,6453,8224,4814,5314,558   
Sinn FéinMáire Devine7.83,3323,3633,3893,4233,5313,686     
Social DemocratsLiam Coyne5.72,4342,4862,5952,9983,256      
IndependentPaul Hand4.72,0112,1002,2222,358       
GreenOisín Ó hAlmhain3.31,4101,4311,514        
RenuaMichael Gargan2.1893943         
Direct DemocracyNeville Bradley1.0407          
IndependentRichard Murray0.7294          
Electorate: 74,942   Valid: 42,857   Spoilt: 694 (1.6%)   Quota: 8,572   Turnout: 43,551 (58.1%)  

2011 general election edit

2011 general election: Dublin South-Central[63][54]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910111213
LabourEric Byrne16.48,3578,3678,3808,3918,4018,4118,4168,721     
Fine GaelCatherine Byrne11.05,6045,6105,6145,6185,6265,6305,6635,9157,1207,1427,78011,867 
LabourMichael Conaghan10.85,4925,4975,5015,5055,5095,5375,5445,7265,8195,9048,1948,4639,858
People Before ProfitJoan Collins[a]12.96,5746,5856,6066,6306,6536,6916,7287,0427,1667,1947,7737,9788,459
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh13.46,8046,8196,8356,8386,8496,8746,8857,0417,1117,1237,4557,5697,719
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy9.54,8374,8444,8454,8504,8654,8694,9325,0595,1865,1955,4655,6986,161
Fine GaelColm Brophy6.63,3763,3773,3843,3873,3933,3963,4183,5374,8424,8475,199  
LabourHenry Upton8.24,1834,1874,1924,2084,2184,2264,2314,4594,6754,747   
Fine GaelRuairi McGinley5.82,9762,9802,9832,9832,9912,9963,0103,128     
GreenOisín Ó hAlmhain2.01,0151,0151,0191,0311,0381,0421,051      
IndependentPeter O'Neill0.9456465469479501539549      
IndependentNeville Bradley0.6323328364368391410425      
Christian SolidarityColm Callanan0.5239239241246247251       
IndependentSeán Connolly Farrell0.3178182190198217        
IndependentPaul King0.3146156158176         
IndependentGerry Kelly0.3137139143          
IndependentNoel Bennett0.3128128           
IndependentDominic Mooney0.2102            
Electorate: 80,203   Valid: 50,927   Spoilt: 817 (1.6%)   Quota: 8,488   Turnout: 51,744 (64.5%)  
  1. ^ Collins campaigned as a member of the United Left Alliance.

2007 general election edit

2007 general election: Dublin South-Central[53]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
Fianna FáilSeán Ardagh17.48,286         
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy15.77,4397,6878,186       
LabourMary Upton12.65,9876,0066,1336,1866,5326,8187,1367,7599,020 
Fine GaelCatherine Byrne9.94,7134,7284,8474,8905,0685,2316,7197,0507,6637,921
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh10.24,8254,8384,9134,9225,0395,6485,7726,5096,9327,001
LabourEric Byrne8.54,0544,0714,1444,1654,3374,4934,7545,3326,2276,932
GreenTony McDermott5.82,7562,7642,8722,9043,1393,2783,4163,781  
IndependentJoan Collins4.62,2032,2122,2772,2882,5523,2533,362   
Fine GaelAnne Marie Martin4.52,1252,1312,2302,2692,4412,558    
People Before ProfitBríd Smith4.42,0862,0902,2052,2212,383     
IndependentRoisín Healy3.41,6131,6191,7261,766      
Progressive DemocratsFrank McNamara1.0474480        
Progressive DemocratsBen Doyle0.9438449        
Workers' PartyAndrew McGuinness0.5256257        
Christian SolidarityMichael Redmond0.3155155        
IndependentCon Gunning0.3121122        
Electorate: 86,710   Valid: 47,531   Spoilt: 789 (1.6%)   Quota: 7,922   Turnout: 48,320 (55.7%)  

2002 general election edit

2002 general election: Dublin South-Central[52]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fine GaelGay Mitchell12.45,4445,4565,4695,5075,6125,7085,9417,2807,709  
Fianna FáilSeán Ardagh13.76,0316,0336,0476,0666,1316,2026,3996,4726,5958,207 
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy11.34,9904,9945,0075,0245,1025,1655,3425,3915,4977,364 
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh12.75,5915,6195,7595,8796,0996,3766,4316,5226,8927,2827,523
LabourMary Upton10.34,5204,5294,5934,6774,7494,8635,1105,3326,2866,6756,963
LabourEric Byrne9.44,1594,1884,2654,3654,4364,5684,6594,8395,4385,6585,844
Fianna FáilMarian McGennis9.34,0854,0854,1104,1604,1994,4234,5814,6764,827  
GreenKristina McElroy5.22,2992,3112,4002,4912,5752,7712,9743,115   
Fine GaelCatherine Byrne4.62,0122,0152,0252,0592,0912,1462,259    
Progressive DemocratsBob Quinn3.11,3771,3811,3951,4051,4721,534     
IndependentVincent Jackson2.61,1421,1471,2031,3231,411      
IndependentÁine Ní Chonaill2.1926930949966       
Workers' PartyLinda Kavanagh1.3553692782        
Socialist WorkersBríd Smith1.4617633         
Workers' PartyShay Kelly0.6270          
Electorate: 86,161   Valid: 44,016   Spoilt: 752 (1.7%)   Quota: 7,337   Turnout: 44,768 (51.9%)  

1999 by-election edit

Following the death of Labour Party TD Pat Upton, a by-election was held on 27 October 1999, when turnout was only 27.9%, down from 60% at the 1997 general election.[50] The seat was narrowly won by the Labour Party candidate Mary Upton, sister of the deceased TD.

1999 by-election: Dublin South-Central[51]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678
LabourMary Upton28.05,6375,6485,6835,8315,9136,5457,14810,274
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy30.16,0506,0596,1086,1576,3306,4977,0057,901
Fine GaelCatherine Byrne20.14,0374,0644,0934,1544,2404,5594,778 
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh8.41,6861,6891,7081,8001,8492,051  
GreenJohn Goodwillie6.31,2631,2971,3301,4771,588   
Christian SolidarityManus MacMeanmain2.0399404601616    
Workers' PartyShay Kelly2.8555561566     
IndependentEammon Murphy1.9383387      
Natural LawJohn Burns0.5106       
Electorate: 69,771   Valid: 20,116   Quota: 10,059   Turnout: 28.8%  

1997 general election edit

1997 general election: Dublin South-Central[50][64]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789101112131415
Fine GaelGay Mitchell22.08,910              
Fianna FáilSeán Ardagh11.44,6344,6504,6504,6544,6604,6624,6714,6784,6794,7734,8154,9155,5565,8958,222
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe11.74,7624,7944,7964,8024,8114,8164,8184,8204,8254,9164,9645,1045,6735,9698,005
LabourPat Upton10.44,2244,3544,3564,3614,3644,3694,3834,3924,4244,6085,5296,0336,3006,7037,085
Democratic LeftEric Byrne11.34,5864,6674,6694,6724,6764,6774,6884,6954,7274,9835,2925,7645,9446,4116,818
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy11.34,5744,6064,6074,6144,6234,6254,6304,6394,6474,7364,7974,8955,3195,659 
Sinn FéinMartina Kenna4.81,9371,9431,9431,9551,9611,9641,9731,9912,0242,2682,3102,4962,574  
Progressive DemocratsCáit Keane5.02,0312,0502,0522,0542,0612,0652,0712,0762,0782,1612,2512,457   
GreenJohn Goodwillie3.91,6031,6171,6201,6261,6351,6651,6841,7001,7151,9762,094    
Fine GaelRuairi McGinley3.01,2151,6521,6541,6571,6611,6671,6761,6861,6901,776     
IndependentÉamonn Gavin0.9367371372374387405423443445      
Socialist PartyMartin Walsh0.8328331332336338339343353424      
IndependentAndre Lyder0.8350354355360363369384404410      
Workers' PartyShay Kelly0.7297301301301301305306316328      
Socialist WorkersBríd Smith0.5218222222223223223225232       
IndependentSeán Kelly0.3125127128143149153165        
IndependentDr. Brendan O'Reilly0.3132135135137140145         
Natural LawMichael Dwyer0.292939495100          
IndependentColm Callanan0.291929393           
IndependentDean O'Nualláin0.2808181            
IndependentDavid Henry0.12323             
Electorate: 68,146   Valid: 40,579   Spoilt: 550 (1.3%)   Quota: 8,116   Turnout: 41,129 (60.4%)  

1994 by-election edit

Following the resignation of Fianna Fáil TD John O'Connell, a by-election was held on 9 June 1994. The seat was won by the Democratic Left candidate Eric Byrne.

1994 by-election: Dublin South-Central[49]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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Democratic LeftEric Byrne27.87,4457,4797,6017,7487,9308,3528,98410,28412,741
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy21.15,6425,6975,7705,8936,0436,3356,6647,3708,629
Fine GaelBrian Hayes17.34,6374,6774,7234,7524,9265,6286,0286,619 
LabourJoe Connolly9.92,6432,6642,7432,8242,9043,0623,417  
GreenJohn Goodwillie6.51,7521,8091,9042,1382,3322,579   
Progressive DemocratsCáit Keane7.01,8811,9121,9391,9552,095    
IndependentEamonn Gavin3.69721,0381,0531,088     
Sinn FéinMartina Gibney2.9781800859      
Workers' PartyShay Kelly2.2595618       
IndependentMichael Park1.0275        
IndependentBenny Cooney0.6152        
Electorate: 62,300   Valid: 26,775   Quota: 13,388   Turnout: 43.0%  

1992 general election edit

1992 general election: Dublin South-Central[48][65]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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LabourPat Upton29.611,923            
Fine GaelGay Mitchell16.66,6627,5787,5957,6307,6727,8298,730      
Fianna FáilJohn O'Connell14.55,8256,0846,0896,1056,1806,2716,3066,3366,4617,3377,5838,182 
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe10.94,3854,5394,5474,5664,6024,7544,7784,8164,8755,6345,8736,4176,526
Democratic LeftEric Byrne7.42,9904,0214,0374,0804,1534,1924,2384,3104,7044,7665,4926,4976,521
Progressive DemocratsCáit Keane4.71,8862,2352,2522,2582,2732,3002,4492,8582,9773,0473,428  
GreenMary Bowers3.21,2951,5811,6201,6721,8561,9952,0362,1422,4412,499   
Fianna FáilMichael Mulcahy4.21,6841,7621,7681,7791,8221,8881,9051,9161,946    
Workers' PartyRita Whelan1.87171,1441,1531,1891,3201,3451,3771,392     
Fine GaelEdith Wynne2.51,0051,2411,2441,2481,2571,284       
Christian CentristEamonn Murphy2.1832863869888907        
Sinn FéinMartina Gibney1.7675722724751         
IndependentDavy Heinkel Johnston0.6235272291          
IndependentMary Daly0.3128151           
Electorate: 63,718   Valid: 40,242   Spoilt: 892 (2.2%)   Quota: 8,049   Turnout: 41,134 (64.6%)  

1989 general election edit

1989 general election: Dublin South-Central[47][66]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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Fine GaelGay Mitchell17.57,905        
Fianna FáilJohn O'Connell17.17,707        
Workers' PartyEric Byrne15.26,8496,8786,8876,9037,2617,3487,588  
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien9.14,1084,3744,3814,3894,4405,2695,3755,8637,411
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe13.46,0376,0556,1426,1496,2206,2826,3266,6577,050
Fianna FáilMary Mooney9.14,0814,0984,1744,1834,3014,3784,4204,7425,235
LabourPat Upton4.21,9071,9191,9221,9272,0342,1263,2894,327 
GreenMary Bowers5.02,2642,2722,2752,3202,5972,6912,756  
LabourPat Murray3.51,5571,5701,5721,5831,6641,724   
Progressive DemocratsRonnie McBrien2.91,3141,3381,3401,3481,361    
Sinn FéinMicheál O Muireagáin2.81,2411,2431,2451,253     
IndependentMichael John Foley0.3122122122      
Electorate: 72,389   Valid: 45,092   Quota: 7,516   Turnout: 62.3%  

1987 general election edit

1987 general election: Dublin South-Central[46][67][68]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe18.59,582          
Fine GaelGay Mitchell15.78,1078,1458,1488,1638,1698,2598,3068,768   
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien11.96,1606,1836,1846,1926,1966,2676,3086,5199,730  
Fianna FáilJohn O'Connell11.45,9116,2576,2596,2606,2716,3106,4886,8537,2117,2397,380
Fianna FáilMary Mooney10.95,6566,1016,1016,1136,1316,1936,4477,0537,5227,5597,712
Progressive DemocratsRonald McBrien10.15,2125,2365,2395,2595,2665,4205,4565,842   
LabourFrank Cluskey9.14,7014,7384,7414,7564,7954,9765,1107,0408,2038,2909,110
Workers' PartyEric Byrne7.63,9463,9783,9974,0144,1094,2244,638    
Sinn FéinMicheal Ó Muireagáin2.51,2661,2711,2811,2821,3261,343     
IndependentTimothy Cahill1.4711715716756777      
CommunistDeirdre Buggle0.4186192248265       
IndependentBarbara Hyland0.3152152155        
CommunistMichael Wall0.2102102         
Electorate: 78,116   Valid: 51,692   Quota: 8,616   Turnout: 66.2%  

November 1982 general election edit

John O'Connell was Ceann Comhairle at the dissolution of the 23rd Dáil and therefore deemed to be returned automatically. The constituency was treated as a four-seater for the purposes of calculating the quota.

November 1982 general election: Dublin South-Central[45][69][70]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456
IndependentJohn O'ConnellAutomatically ReturnedN/A     
Fine GaelGay Mitchell22.010,074     
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe20.49,336     
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien17.68,0688,8178,8788,9019,0289,609
LabourFrank Cluskey14.06,4256,5126,6616,6876,8499,256
Fianna FáilThomas J. Fitzpatrick10.14,6164,6314,6484,9837,1827,758
Workers' PartyEric Byrne8.23,7743,8044,0044,0224,119 
Fianna FáilLauri Corcoran5.32,4262,4392,4642,705  
Fianna FáilMichael Stokes1.4641643659   
Democratic SocialistSéamus Rattigan0.7303305    
IndependentBrendan Moran0.4195199    
Electorate: 74,522   Valid: 45,858   Quota: 9,172   Turnout: 61.5%  

February 1982 general election edit

John O'Connell was Ceann Comhairle at the dissolution of the 22nd Dáil and therefore deemed to be returned automatically. The constituency was treated as a four-seater for the purposes of calculating the quota.

February 1982 general election: Dublin South-Central[44][71]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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IndependentJohn O'ConnellAutomatically ReturnedN/A       
Fine GaelGay Mitchell22.510,572       
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe22.210,432       
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien14.16,6357,5977,6317,6517,6748,1718,2978,785
LabourFrank Cluskey14.06,6006,7176,7636,7936,8748,4298,6509,267
Fianna FáilThomas J. Fitzpatrick13.06,1326,1586,5126,5226,5556,93810,522 
Sinn Féin The Workers' PartyEric Byrne6.73,1663,1903,2213,2473,373   
Fianna FáilJoseph Dowling6.63,1023,1233,6573,6713,7074,136  
IndependentAidan Broggy0.6296298311350    
IndependentJohn Curran0.3147150153     
Electorate: 74,104   Valid: 47,082   Quota: 9,417   Turnout: 63.5%  

1981 general election edit

1981 general election: Dublin South-Central[43][72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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IndependentJohn O'Connell19.49,491      
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe16.78,181      
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien15.17,4047,6967,7077,7467,872  
Fine GaelGay Mitchell14.16,8797,1477,1637,2157,3697,7157,918
Fianna FáilThomas J. Fitzpatrick11.65,6865,8555,8655,8905,9586,2308,940
LabourFrank Cluskey8.44,1224,3234,3234,7235,4106,6226,744
Fianna FáilBrian Hillery6.12,9483,0673,0743,0923,1373,265 
Sinn Féin The Workers' PartyEric Byrne4.92,4032,5382,5542,6642,788  
LabourMichael Collins2.21,0691,1571,1571,233   
LabourSéamus Ashe1.4693742742    
IndependentDaniel McCarron0.27384     
Electorate: 74,014   Valid: 48,949   Quota: 8,159   Turnout: 66.1%  

1977 general election edit

1977 general election: Dublin South-Central[42][73]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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Fine GaelFergus O'Brien25.25,931    
LabourFrank Cluskey16.93,9864,0244,1774,7116,991
Fianna FáilThomas J. Fitzpatrick19.34,5425,0155,0585,2395,566
Fianna FáilMichael Campion13.73,2183,5793,5953,8044,018
Fine GaelAlexis Fitzgerald10.52,4832,5233,3893,542 
Sinn Féin The Workers' PartyAndy Smith5.61,3131,3401,345  
Fine GaelMaurice Dockrell4.71,0961,101   
Fianna FáilVera Kinsella4.1959    
Electorate: 37,934   Valid: 25,528   Spoilt: 245 (0.9%)   Quota: 5,883   Turnout: 25,773 (67.9%)[74]  

1973 general election edit

1973 general election: Dublin South-Central[41]
PartyCandidate1st Pref%SeatCount
Fine GaelRichie Ryan7,21020.61
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady6,56418.72
Fine GaelJohn Kelly5,06414.54
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe4,75013.63
LabourJohn O'Donovan2,2036.3
Fianna FáilGerard Buchanan2,1956.3
LabourMichael Collins2,1366.1
LabourDermot O'Rourke1,5804.5
Sinn Féin (Official)Peigin Doyle1,5214.3
Fine GaelMichael McShane1,0403.0
IndependentLouis Maguire7752.2
Electorate: ?   Valid: 35,038   Quota: 7,008   Turnout:

1969 general election edit

1969 general election: Dublin South-Central[40][75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fine GaelRichie Ryan16.95,9585,9715,9896,2346,5016,5466,6076,6747,385  
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady15.75,5275,5375,5485,5615,5735,5945,7056,8357,0227,0377,152
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe14.35,0355,0585,0735,0895,1005,1355,2066,4946,7586,7786,933
Fine GaelJohn Kelly11.03,8683,8823,8934,0094,3704,3974,4444,4795,3655,6275,845
Fianna FáilLouis Maguire7.62,6612,6722,6812,6892,7042,7222,743    
LabourDermot O'Rourke7.12,4882,4992,5192,5512,5672,7683,1893,2353,5033,519 
IndependentMaurice O'Connell7.02,4752,4942,5232,5862,6312,6942,8082,897   
LabourJohn O'Donovan7.02,4502,4562,4652,4792,4932,9134,3604,4014,8154,8457,338
LabourEmmet Boyle5.01,7571,7671,7811,7911,7982,370     
LabourJohn Clarke4.01,3921,4001,4211,4251,430      
Fine GaelPatrick Kelly1.9677685686773       
Fine GaelMichael McShane1.7602605610        
IndependentPatrick Dunne0.5166176         
IndependentJames Hiney0.4149          
Electorate: 50,525   Valid: 35,205   Quota: 7,042   Turnout: 69.7%  

1965 general election edit

1965 general election: Dublin South-Central[39][75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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Fianna FáilSeán Lemass34.712,400        
LabourFrank Cluskey19.97,098        
Fine GaelMaurice E. Dockrell19.06,768        
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady6.12,1755,3735,4615,4795,4925,5477,199  
Fianna FáilThomas J. Fitzpatrick3.81,3492,8492,9132,9252,9392,9533,8014,9645,237
Clann na PoblachtaJoseph Barron6.22,2202,4562,8772,9143,0323,1373,2413,2954,355
Fine GaelGeorge McLoughlin2.91,0321,1321,4321,9692,0013,0863,2303,263 
Fianna FáilPatrick Cummins4.11,4642,7952,8752,8812,8972,919   
Fine GaelJohn Nugent2.81,0021,0681,1981,4031,421    
Irish Workers' PartyMichael O'Riordan0.5183203269273     
Electorate: 54,929   Valid: 35,691   Quota: 5,949   Turnout: 65.0%  

1961 general election edit

1961 general election: Dublin South-Central[38][75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fianna FáilSeán Lemass31.810,211          
Fine GaelMaurice E. Dockrell21.87,007          
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady8.42,6895,2825,380        
Clann na PoblachtaJoseph Barron9.73,1093,3293,4423,4503,5073,7493,8303,9714,1424,2734,930
Fianna FáilPatrick Cummins4.51,4492,2852,3172,3192,3372,3742,3942,5842,6723,9964,289
LabourFrank Cluskey5.61,7961,9041,9541,9552,0312,1052,1412,2413,4883,5694,052
Fine GaelJohn Hegarty1.85796611,4501,4561,4701,4921,9452,9103,0253,151 
Fianna FáilThomas J. Fitzpatrick3.21,0241,7561,8001,8031,8121,8511,8891,9532,018  
LabourJames Mooney4.71,5111,6301,6781,6791,7301,7941,8471,928   
Fine GaelGeorge McLoughlin3.41,0951,1631,3711,3731,3831,3991,747    
Fine GaelJames McGarry2.47557991,0501,0521,0681,091     
Sinn FéinTomás Ó Dubhghaill1.9622656664664693      
Irish Workers' PartyMichael O'Riordan0.9277297308308       
Electorate: 57,390   Valid: 32,124   Quota: 5,355   Turnout: 56.0%  

1958 by-election edit

Following the resignation of Independent TD Jack Murphy, a by-election was held on 25 June 1958. The seat was won by the Fianna Fáil candidate Patrick Cummins.

1958 by-election: Dublin South-Central[75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234
Fianna FáilPatrick Cummins34.26,0146,3377,1117,988
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride17.23,0303,7994,9257,083
Fine GaelJohn Hegarty17.63,0893,6194,386 
LabourFrank Cluskey15.72,7623,352  
National Progressive DemocratsNoel Hartnett15.32,688   
Electorate: 51,567   Valid: 17,583   Quota: 8,792   Turnout: 34.10%  

1957 general election edit

1957 general election: Dublin South-Central[36][75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
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Fianna FáilSeán Lemass25.58,136       
Fine GaelMaurice E. Dockrell14.44,6074,6634,9655,0105,0585,520  
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady10.13,2364,3824,4014,5325,1335,2655,2765,642
IndependentJack Murphy9.53,0363,1093,1633,6203,7284,3754,4034,992
Fianna FáilCelia Lynch8.52,7043,7893,8534,0235,1225,333  
Clann na PoblachtaJoseph Barron6.42,0492,0922,1212,5532,5813,0373,0553,744
LabourRoddy Connolly6.11,9321,9671,9982,1582,203   
Fine GaelThomas Finlay6.01,9061,9252,3812,4052,4462,6142,755 
Sinn FéinTomás Ó Dubhghaill5.41,7341,7601,766     
Fianna FáilAnthony Moroney5.11,6211,9291,9371,998    
Fine GaelEdward Hosey3.0966989      
Electorate: 55,976   Valid: 31,927   Quota: 5,322   Turnout: 57.0%  

1954 general election edit

1954 general election: Dublin South-Central[35][75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
Fianna FáilSeán Lemass20.17,753         
Fine GaelMaurice E. Dockrell19.47,474         
LabourJames Larkin Jnr15.35,8835,9276,0036,0526,1676,4136,556   
Clann na PoblachtaJoseph Barron8.53,2583,2733,3183,3723,4423,5843,740   
Fianna FáilCelia Lynch7.83,0093,4223,4343,4523,4813,5545,0265,4525,5195,846
Fine GaelThomas Finlay6.92,6542,6633,3483,4293,5005,7295,8157,437  
Fine GaelWilliam Phelan6.82,6142,6252,8002,8332,878     
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady6.82,6102,8852,9072,9282,9633,014    
Fianna FáilJohn McCann6.72,5863,1433,1593,1833,2043,2754,3334,7564,7945,026
IndependentEamonn Halpin1.0380386398416      
IndependentSeán Davis0.8298301312       
Electorate: 59,731   Valid: 38,519   Quota: 6,420   Turnout: 64.5%  

1951 general election edit

1951 general election: Dublin South-Central[75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789
Fianna FáilSeán Lemass25.910,759        
Fine GaelMaurice E. Dockrell13.75,6845,7206,3016,4807,038    
LabourJames Larkin Jnr13.65,6675,7645,9286,0496,986    
Fianna FáilJohn McCann10.84,4876,0716,1126,1676,3507,025   
Fianna FáilPhilip Brady9.74,0204,6694,7034,9615,0955,6885,7555,7925,831
Fianna FáilJames B. Lynch8.83,6385,0025,0425,0805,2265,6675,7145,7395,801
Fine GaelKerry Reddin6.72,7842,8183,1883,2393,633    
Clann na PoblachtaCon Lehane4.41,8091,8451,9142,596     
Clann na PoblachtaJoseph Barron3.31,3631,3821,414      
Fine GaelAnthony Lalor3.21,3321,348       
Electorate: 65,020   Valid: 41,543   Quota: 6,924   Turnout: 63.89%  

1948 general election edit

1948 general election: Dublin South-Central[75]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789101112
Fianna FáilSeán Lemass29.913,274           
Clann na PoblachtaCon Lehane11.04,8614,9244,9754,9955,0625,4695,5147,567    
Fine GaelMaurice E. Dockrell11.14,9314,9935,0115,2945,3535,4055,4405,5469,618   
LabourJames Larkin Jnr10.74,7434,8944,9785,0135,2755,3636,5556,8147,0707,1998,579 
Fianna FáilJohn McCann8.63,8295,8605,9145,9486,0556,0776,1046,1596,3246,3466,8897,286
Fianna FáilJames B. Lynch5.02,2165,5965,6345,6455,7265,7455,7995,8315,9745,9926,2896,662
Fine GaelPatrick Cahill8.93,9654,0304,0544,2894,3844,4544,5044,836    
Clann na PoblachtaJoseph Barron5.22,2872,3072,3282,3362,3732,9182,942     
LabourFrank Foley2.91,3031,3231,3341,3401,4191,459      
Clann na PoblachtaJack Brady2.71,2031,2271,2411,2471,275       
National Labour PartyJoseph Hughes1.8790817850859        
Fine GaelJoseph Toner1.4635644658         
IndependentWilliam Naughton0.8350374          
Electorate: 67,633   Valid: 44,387   Quota: 7,398   Turnout: 65.63%  

See also edit

References edit

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