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Dublin South-East (Dáil constituency)

Dublin South-East was a parliamentary constituency represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas, from 1948 to 2016. The method of election was proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (PR-STV).

Dublin South-East
Former Dáil constituency
Outline map
Location of Dublin South-East within County Dublin
Former constituency
Created1948
Abolished2016
Seats
  • 3 (1948–1977)
  • 4 (1977–2016)
Local government areaDublin City
Created fromDublin Townships
Replaced byDublin Bay South

Boundaries edit

The constituency was created under the Electoral (Amendment) Act 1947 and first used at the 1948 general election. It substantially succeeded the previous constituency of Dublin Townships. It included areas such as Ballsbridge, Donnybrook, Harolds Cross, Sandymount, Ranelagh, Rathmines, Ringsend and the central business district of the city (including Trinity College Dublin and St Stephen's Green).[1]

Changes to the Dublin South-East constituency 1948–2016
YearsTDsBoundariesNotes
1948–19613
In the county borough of Dublin,
the Pembroke East, Pembroke West and Rathmines East Wards, the portion of the Rathfarnham Ward lying to the east of a line drawn along Dartry Road and the portion of the Rathmines West Ward lying to the east of a line drawn as follows: Commencing at a point in the ward boundary due north of the middle of Rathmines Road Lower, thence southerly along Rathmines Road Lower and Rathmines Road Upper to the ward boundary.
Created from Dublin Townships and Dublin South.
1961–19693
In the county borough of Dublin,[2]
the Pembroke East, Pembroke West, Rathfarnham, Rathfarnham South and Rathmines East wards.
Transfer of balance of the Rathfarnham Ward from Dublin South-West; transfer of the balance of Rathmines West Ward to Dublin South-West.
1969–19774
In the county borough of Dublin,[3]

the Mansion House, Pembroke East, Pembroke West, St. Kevin's and South Dock wards;

that part of Rathmines East ward which is not included in the constituency of Dublin South-Central;

and that part of Royal Exchange ward which is not included in the constituency of Dublin Central.
Transfer of Mansion House, St. Kevin's, South Dock and part of Royal Exchange from Dublin South-Central;

Transfer of Rathfarnham and part of Rathmines East ward to Dublin South-Central.[4]

1977–19813
The following wards[5] in the county borough of Dublin[6]
Pembroke East A, Pembroke East B, Pembroke East C, Pembroke East D, Pembroke East E, Pembroke West A, Pembroke West B, Pembroke West C, Rathmines East A, Rathmines East B, Rathmines East C, Rathmines East D, Rathmines West C, South Dock;

and in County Dublin, the DED of Dundrum Number One.

1981–19874
In the county borough of Dublin, the wards of[7][8]
Mansion House A, Mansion House B, Pembroke East A, Pembroke East B, Pembroke East C, Pembroke East E, Pembroke West A, Pembroke West B, Pembroke West C, Rathfarnham A, Rathmines East A, Rathmines East B, Rathmines East C, Rathmines East D, Rathmines West A, Rathmines West B, Rathmines West C, Rathmines West D, Rathmines West E, Rathmines West F, Royal Exchange A, Royal Exchange B, Saint Kevin's, South Dock, Wood Quay A, Wood Quay B.
Transfer of Mansion House A and B, Royal Exchange A, Royal Exchange B, Saint Kevin's, South Dock, Wood Quay A, Wood Quay B from Dublin South-Central;

transfer from Dublin Rathmines West of Rathfarnham A, Rathmines West A, Rathmines West B, Rathmines West D, Rathmines West E

transfer of Pembroke East D to Dublin South.[9]

1992–19974
In the county borough of Dublin, the wards[10] of[11]

Mansion House A, Mansion House B, Merchants Quay A, Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E, Pembroke East A, Pembroke East B, Pembroke East C, Pembroke East E, Pembroke West A, Pembroke West B, Pembroke West C, Rathfarnham, Rathmines East A, Rathmines East B, Rathmines East C, Rathmines East D, Rathmines West A, Rathmines West B, Rathmines West C, Rathmines West D, Rathmines West E, Rathmines West F, Royal Exchange A, Royal Exchange B, St. Kevin's, South Dock, Ushers B, Wood Quay A, Wood Quay B;

and the part of the ward of Ushers C, which is not in the constituency of Dublin South-Central.
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) from Dublin South-Central.[12]
1997–20024
In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of[13]
Mansion House A, Mansion House B, Merchants Quay A, Pembroke East A, Pembroke East B, Pembroke East C, Pembroke East D, Pembroke East E, Pembroke West A, Pembroke West B, Pembroke West C, Rathfarnham, Rathmines East A, Rathmines East B, Rathmines East C, Rathmines East D, Rathmines West A, Rathmines West B, Rathmines West C, Rathmines West D, Rathmines West E, Rathmines West F, Royal Exchange A, Royal Exchange B, St. Kevin's, South Dock, Wood Quay A, Wood Quay B;
and in Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, the electoral divisions of

Blackrock-Glenomena, Clonskeagh-Belfield;

and that part of the electoral division of Blackrock-Booterstown situated north of a line drawn as follows—

commencing at the southernmost junction of the western boundary of the district electoral division with the rear boundary of number 36 Trimleston Gardens, thence commencing in a north-easterly direction and proceeding along the said rear boundary and the rear boundaries of numbers 35 to 1 Trimleston Gardens to the junction of the rear boundary of number 1 Trimleston Gardens with the rear boundary of number 14 Trimleston Avenue, thence commencing in a north-easterly direction and proceeding along the rear boundaries of numbers 14 to 1 Trimleston Avenue to the junction of the rear boundary of number 1 Trimleston Avenue with the eastern boundary of the said number 1 Trimleston Avenue, thence in a south-easterly direction along the imaginary south-easterly projection of the said eastern boundary to its junction with the northern boundary of number 9 Rock Road, thence commencing in a north-easterly direction and proceeding along the said boundary and its imaginary easterly projection to its junction with the eastern boundary of the electoral division.
Transfer of Merchants Quay B, Merchants Quay C, Merchants Quay D, Merchants Quay E to Dublin South-Central; transfer from Dún Laoghaire of Blackrock-Glenomena, Clonskeagh-Belfield and part of Blackrock-Booterstown; transfer of Pembroke East D from Dublin South.[14]
2002–20164
In the city of Dublin, the electoral divisions of[15][16][17]
Mansion House A, Mansion House B, Pembroke East A, Pembroke East B, Pembroke East C, Pembroke East D, Pembroke East E, Pembroke West A, Pembroke West B, Pembroke West C, Rathfarnham, Rathmines East A, Rathmines East B, Rathmines East C, Rathmines East D, Rathmines West A, Rathmines West B, Rathmines West C, Rathmines West D, Rathmines West E, Rathmines West F, Royal Exchange A, Royal Exchange B, St. Kevin's, South Dock, Wood Quay A, Wood Quay B.
Transfer to Dublin South-Central of population to complete a boundary between the constituencies running from the Liffey at Winetavern Street; transfer to Dún Laoghaire.[18][19][20]
2016—Constituency abolishedArea included in new constituency of Dublin Bay South,
with the addition of Kimmage C, and Terenure A, B, C and D transferred from Dublin South-Central[21]

Constituency profile edit

By geographical area, Dublin South-East was the smallest constituency in the country. It had a diverse socio-economic profile and a large transient population which was reflected in the turnout: the constituency had one of the lowest turnouts in the country in 2007 and 2011.[22][23]

Notable Dublin South-East TDs include former Taoiseach John A. Costello and Garret FitzGerald, the former leader of the Progressive Democrats Michael McDowell, maverick left-wing politician Noël Browne and former Minister for Finance Ruairi Quinn (who was its longest-serving TD, first elected in 1977 and serving continuously from February 1982 until his retirement in 2016). Mary McAleese, a former president of Ireland, unsuccessfully contested the constituency for Fianna Fáil in 1987.

The "Rumble in Ranelagh" is a term used by Irish journalists to describe an open argument that took place between candidates Michael McDowell and John Gormley in Ranelagh, while canvassing in the 2007 general election. Gormley twice defeated McDowell to take the last seat, in 1997 and again in 2007, both times by relatively small margins. The 1997 result led to a mammoth recount, the longest in Irish political history, before McDowell conceded defeat.[citation needed]

TDs edit

Teachtaí Dála (TDs) for Dublin South-East 1948–2016[24]
Key to parties
DáilElectionDeputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)
13th1948[25]John A. Costello
(FG)		Seán MacEntee
(FF)		Noël Browne
(CnaP)		3 seats
1948–1977
14th1951[26]Noël Browne
(Ind)
15th1954[27]John O'Donovan
(FG)
16th1957[28]Noël Browne
(Ind)
17th1961[29]Noël Browne
(NPD)
18th1965[30]Seán Moore
(FF)
19th1969[31]Garret FitzGerald
(FG)		Noël Browne
(Lab)
20th1973[32]Fergus O'Brien
(FG)
21st1977[33]Ruairi Quinn
(Lab)
22nd1981[34]Gerard Brady
(FF)		Richie Ryan
(FG)
23rd1982 (Feb)[35]Ruairi Quinn
(Lab)		Alexis FitzGerald Jnr
(FG)
24th1982 (Nov)[36]Joe Doyle
(FG)
25th1987[37]Michael McDowell
(PDs)
26th1989[38]Joe Doyle
(FG)
27th1992[39]Frances Fitzgerald
(FG)		Eoin Ryan Jnr
(FF)		Michael McDowell
(PDs)
28th1997[40]John Gormley
(GP)
29th2002[41]Michael McDowell
(PDs)
30th2007[42]Lucinda Creighton
(FG)		Chris Andrews
(FF)
31st2011[43]Eoghan Murphy
(FG)		Kevin Humphreys
(Lab)
32nd2016Constituency abolished. See Dublin Bay South.

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.

Elections edit

2011 general election edit

2011 general election: Dublin South-East[43]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
Fine GaelLucinda Creighton19.06,6196,6946,8016,8556,9697,428    
Fine GaelEoghan Murphy16.65,7835,8435,8915,9386,1366,5346,6366,9158,356 
LabourRuairi Quinn15.55,4075,5625,8006,1476,6007,555    
Fianna FáilChris Andrews11.23,9223,9814,0594,1604,2484,4984,5454,5944,9505,193
LabourKevin Humphreys9.93,4503,5683,7644,0594,2944,6745,0195,0575,8946,421
GreenJohn Gormley6.82,3702,4352,5472,6592,908     
IndependentPaul Sommerville6.72,3432,4922,6212,8153,1963,4573,5343,566  
IndependentDylan Haskins4.01,3831,4921,7541,928      
Sinn FéinRuadhán Mac Aodháin3.61,2721,4051,549       
IndependentMannix Flynn3.61,2481,403        
People Before ProfitAnnette Mooney[a]1.8629         
IndependentHugh Sheehy0.6195         
IndependentJames Coyle0.5164         
IndependentNoel Watson0.389         
IndependentJohn Keigher0.127         
Fís NuaPeadar Ó Ceallaigh0.118         
Electorate: 58,217   Valid: 34,919   Spoilt: 327 (0.9%)   Quota: 6,984   Turnout: 35,246 (60.5%)  
  1. ^ Mooney campaigned as a member of the United Left Alliance.

2007 general election edit

2007 general election: Dublin South-East[42]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345
Fianna FáilChris Andrews19.56,6006,7667,120  
Fine GaelLucinda Creighton18.66,3116,4776,5956,6196,925
LabourRuairi Quinn16.65,6365,9476,2526,3036,861
GreenJohn Gormley13.84,6855,1055,7165,7966,395
Progressive DemocratsMichael McDowell13.24,4504,5664,6014,6146,091
Fianna FáilJim O'Callaghan9.23,1203,1983,3103,450 
Sinn FéinDaithí Doolan4.71,5991,716   
IndependentEsther Uzell1.8603    
People Before ProfitRory Hearne1.8591    
IndependentEoin Tierney0.3102    
IndependentNoel Ivory0.384    
IndependentPeter O'Sullivan0.134    
IndependentNoel O'Gara0.127    
Electorate: 63,468   Valid: 33,842   Spoilt: 292 (0.9%)   Quota: 6,769   Turnout: 34,134 (53.8%)  

2002 general election edit

2002 general election: Dublin South-East[41]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456
Progressive DemocratsMichael McDowell18.86,0936,1216,4186,509  
Fianna FáilEoin Ryan16.45,3185,3725,4085,8238,642 
GreenJohn Gormley16.25,2645,4835,7936,844  
LabourRuairi Quinn12.44,0324,1274,3184,6745,1515,860
Fianna FáilChris Andrews10.63,4493,4733,5003,824  
Fine GaelFrances Fitzgerald10.33,3373,3584,3714,4434,6685,255
Sinn FéinDaithí Doolan7.42,3982,5552,578   
Fine GaelColm Mac Eochaidh5.81,8731,905    
Socialist WorkersShay Ryan0.9286     
Workers' PartyTom Crilly0.9284     
IndependentNorman Gray0.399     
Electorate: 59,896   Valid: 32,433   Spoilt: 287 (0.9%)   Quota: 6,487   Turnout: 32,720 (54.6%)  

1997 general election edit

1997 general election: Dublin South-East[40][44]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fianna FáilEoin Ryan17.76,4946,4966,5116,5456,6526,9029,377    
LabourRuairi Quinn16.76,1136,1166,1396,2316,4066,4486,5646,7717,2529,043 
Fine GaelFrances Fitzgerald15.05,5015,5025,5245,5475,5695,6525,7035,7539,567  
Fine GaelJoe Doyle12.44,5414,5414,5584,5854,6674,7994,8354,886   
GreenJohn Gormley11.74,2964,2984,3404,5984,9045,1005,2235,4935,7285,9946,801
Progressive DemocratsMichael McDowell10.94,0224,0244,0474,0694,0954,3184,5956,0596,2756,4506,774
Fianna FáilNoel Whelan8.12,9622,9632,9802,9993,0323,158     
National PartyMárie Kirrane3.21,1691,1701,1771,2021,233      
Workers' PartyTom Crilly1.9694695707848       
Socialist WorkersPeadar O'Grady1.1410413425        
Natural LawMary Daly0.6231234249        
IndependentJoe Guerin0.3110115         
IndependentWilliam D. J. Gorman0.399101         
IndependentJohn Harpur0.129          
Electorate: 64,215   Valid: 36,671   Spoilt: 361 (1.0%)   Quota: 7,335   Turnout: 37,032 (57.7%)  

1992 general election edit

1992 general election: Dublin South-East[39][45]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789101112
LabourRuairi Quinn25.810,381           
Fianna FáilEoin Ryan11.34,5664,7194,7214,7474,7724,8544,9414,9825,8236,2146,5336,695
Progressive DemocratsMichael McDowell11.24,5044,8124,8144,8374,8684,9124,9465,1005,1885,8986,4037,752
Fine GaelJoe Doyle11.04,4384,7074,7114,7264,7844,8374,8934,9975,0955,477  
Fine GaelFrances Fitzgerald10.84,3324,7354,7384,7564,7864,8094,8295,0075,1276,0389,718 
Fianna FáilGerard Brady10.54,2384,3174,3214,3324,3814,4124,4814,5605,4855,7926,0706,226
GreenJohn Gormley6.22,4762,8312,8472,8993,0103,1923,5244,2244,374   
Fianna FáilMary Mooney5.32,1232,2002,2032,2092,3262,3692,4612,511    
Democratic LeftJim Allen2.28741,2421,2451,2601,3181,4751,595     
Sinn FéinMicheál Ó'Muireagáin2.18518838848979611,062      
IndependentJohn Gallagher1.5620671673705        
Workers' PartyAndy Smith1.4573782785808888       
IndependentIan Murray0.5194209255         
IndependentThomas Joseph Mullins0.28495          
Electorate: 69,582   Valid: 40,254   Spoilt: 958 (2.3%)   Quota: 8,051   Turnout: 41,212 (59.2%)  

1989 general election edit

1989 general election: Dublin South-East[38][46]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789
Fianna FáilGerard Brady18.15,9595,9645,9696,0467,073    
Fine GaelJoe Doyle15.95,2355,2445,2575,3875,4335,4406,4216,946 
LabourRuairi Quinn12.24,0144,0214,0604,7844,8904,9055,2707,096 
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald11.83,8653,8803,8923,9694,0494,0605,2125,9386,323
GreenJohn Gormley10.13,3293,3343,4773,9384,0004,0124,256  
Fianna FáilEoin Ryan9.93,2653,2693,2823,3744,2494,6904,8295,3485,479
Progressive DemocratsMichael McDowell8.72,8532,8632,8752,9482,9882,995   
Fianna FáilMary Hanafin6.82,2262,2272,2312,279     
Workers' PartyTom Crilly5.51,8161,8251,843      
IndependentTonie Walsh0.8254266       
IndependentPatrick J. McDonnell0.381        
Electorate: 58,063   Valid: 32,897   Quota: 6,580   Turnout: 56.6%  

1987 general election edit

1987 general election: Dublin South-East[37][47][48]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789101112131415
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald21.18,068              
Progressive DemocratsMichael McDowell15.65,9616,0356,0356,0406,0496,0766,0996,2836,4896,5756,7456,9236,9359,772 
Fianna FáilGerard Brady14.55,5605,5655,5675,5685,5755,5945,6815,6935,7216,4346,6628,010   
LabourRuairi Quinn9.13,4803,5063,5073,5163,5353,5993,6713,7134,1314,2355,0745,2445,2606,1367,840
Fine GaelJoe Doyle8.73,3233,4983,4993,5023,5123,5413,5754,2544,3834,4384,5894,6564,663  
Fianna FáilMichael Donnelly7.42,8382,8402,8432,8452,8532,8752,9362,9702,9733,3943,5374,6945,0145,2015,353
Fianna FáilMary McAleese5.92,2432,2472,2472,2512,2582,2672,3572,3702,4572,9603,112    
Fianna FáilEoin Ryan4.91,8811,8831,8831,8851,8871,9001,9331,9371,972      
Workers' PartyAndy Smith3.31,2501,2521,2531,2541,2731,7281,9241,9282,2262,315     
GreenMáire Mullarney2.91,0941,0981,0991,1201,1661,1841,3321,340       
Fine GaelWilliam Egan2.3860976976978979985989        
Sinn FéinAengus Ó Snodaigh2.1811811813813823845         
Workers' PartyTom Crilly1.7660661667668694          
IndependentGerry Brennan0.4147148157173           
IndependentBarbara Hyland0.2656668            
IndependentPatrick Clarke0.12929             
Electorate: 68,286   Valid: 38,270   Quota: 7,655   Turnout: 56.1%  

November 1982 general election edit

November 1982 general election: Dublin South-East[36][49][50]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald22.18,803          
Fianna FáilGerard Brady16.36,4886,5026,5076,5416,5546,5797,2687,2957,4607,6047,791
LabourRuairi Quinn14.85,8935,9705,9865,9946,1026,2616,3086,4737,6918,291 
Fine GaelJoe Doyle11.54,5834,7314,7354,7494,7824,7974,8285,7335,8789,969 
Fianna FáilSeán Moore11.24,4434,4534,4644,4734,4884,5075,2025,2295,4435,5135,645
Fine GaelAlexis FitzGerald Jnr9.43,7444,2344,2454,2554,2794,2934,3085,0635,128  
Workers' PartyAndy Smith4.61,8201,8251,8271,8281,8632,0042,0192,026   
Fine GaelJohn McKenna4.41,7641,8411,8451,8481,8651,8721,889    
Fianna FáilPeter Gibson3.71,4861,4911,4921,4961,5091,522     
IndependentLiz Noonan0.9340341348361422      
GreenMáire Mullarney0.8312315327333       
IndependentWilliam Fitzsimon0.3104104106        
IndependentSéamus O'Daly0.27980         
Electorate: 73,048   Valid: 39,859   Quota: 7,972   Turnout: 54.6%  

February 1982 general election edit

February 1982 general election: Dublin South-East[35][51]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald31.512,644          
Fianna FáilGerard Brady15.36,1316,1976,2026,2116,2156,2616,2966,3146,5228,113 
LabourRuairi Quinn13.55,4025,9805,9855,9956,0106,0226,0856,2197,2047,3137,961
Fianna FáilSeán Moore11.64,6454,7064,7124,7144,7164,7244,7554,7775,0035,9896,152
Fine GaelAlexis FitzGerald Jnr7.93,1646,0486,0526,0656,0716,0776,0956,1176,2376,2909,270
Fine GaelJoe Doyle6.82,7353,6483,6503,6543,6603,6703,7273,7423,9093,950 
Fianna FáilMichael Donnelly6.72,6792,7102,7122,7172,7172,7272,7272,7392,815  
Sinn Féin The Workers' PartyAndy Smith4.71,8941,9351,9361,9391,9541,9591,9802,120   
IndependentElizabeth Noonan0.8309315324326363378416    
IndependentDesmond Hynes0.6222242250255265282     
IndependentWilliam Fitzsimon0.3125130130132136      
IndependentMatthew Treacy0.2949599103       
IndependentSéamus O'Daly0.1586266        
IndependentMolly Donovan0.14952         
Electorate: 69,149   Valid: 40,151   Quota: 8,031   Turnout: 66.75%  

1981 general election edit

1981 general election: Dublin South-East[34][52]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald33.813,794        
Fianna FáilGerard Brady16.76,8076,9236,9947,0217,0867,2719,180  
Fianna FáilSeán Moore14.05,7025,8145,8345,8555,9186,1477,3267,6058,556
LabourRuairi Quinn8.73,5594,0264,0614,1255,3586,4946,6067,1717,220
Fianna FáilMichael Donnelly7.83,1933,2593,2763,2963,3233,400   
Fine GaelJoe Doyle5.02,0263,5213,5463,5563,6493,8453,925  
Sinn Féin The Workers' PartyAndy Smith4.81,9692,0132,0332,1362,244    
Fine GaelRichie Ryan4.21,7224,8464,8634,8764,9905,1285,1837,9717,987
LabourMary Freehill3.51,4341,6161,6281,736     
IndependentElizabeth Noonan0.9373387412      
IndependentWilliam Fitzsimon0.6236246       
Electorate: 69,149   Valid: 40,815   Quota: 8,164   Turnout: 59.0%  

1977 general election edit

1977 general election: Dublin South-East[33][53]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald31.911,794      
Fianna FáilSeán Moore23.86,3716,4506,4986,5527,282  
Fianna FáilPeter Gibson12.93,4653,5093,5633,5904,3834,9185,246
LabourRuairi Quinn10.82,8963,1283,9434,1614,2874,3167,164
Fianna FáilMary Harney5.91,5881,6121,7241,745   
Fine GaelPeter Kelly5.71,5282,4842,6224,0074,0524,066 
Fine GaelPeter Prendergast4.91,3041,6631,723    
LabourMary Freehill4.11,1071,262     
Electorate: 41,066   Valid: 26,812   Spoilt: 250 (0.9%)   Quota: 6,704   Turnout: 27,062 (65.9%)[54]  

1973 general election edit

1973 general election: Dublin South-East[32]
PartyCandidate1st Pref%SeatCount
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald7,95831.111
Fianna FáilSeán Moore5,35421.02
Fianna FáilPatrick Cummins3,32913.0
LabourRuairi Quinn2,92711.5
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien1,9457.63
Fianna FáilPatrick Norton1,5566.1
Fine GaelPeter Prendergast1,3125.1
Sinn Féin (Official)Andy Smith1,0824.2
IndependentIgnatius O'Reilly900.4
Electorate: ?   Valid: 25,553   Quota: 6,389   Turnout:

1969 general election edit

1969 general election: Dublin South-East[31]
PartyCandidate1st Pref%SeatCount
Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald8,41231.511
LabourNoël Browne5,72421.42
Fianna FáilSeán Moore4,97918.63
Fianna FáilPatrick Cummins3,04711.4
Fianna FáilMichael Donnelly2,4469.2
Fine GaelFergus O'Brien1,0013.8
LabourJohn Kennedy6422.4
IndependentRobert Ellis3121.2
IndependentThomas Banahan1580.6
Electorate: ?   Valid: 26,721   Quota: 6,681   Turnout:

1965 general election edit

1965 general election: Dublin South-East[30]
PartyCandidate1st Pref%SeatCount
Fine GaelJohn A. Costello8,05628.011
Fianna FáilSeán MacEntee7,82327.221
Fianna FáilSeán Moore6,23321.63
LabourNoël Browne5,34818.6
Fine GaelJames O'Connor1,3524.7
Electorate: ?   Valid: 28,812   Quota: 7,204   Turnout:

1961 general election edit

1961 general election: Dublin South-East[29][55]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234
Fianna FáilSeán MacEntee29.27,222   
Fine GaelJohn A. Costello25.66,332   
National Progressive DemocratsNoël Browne19.14,7174,7724,7856,359
Fianna FáilSeán Moore15.03,7204,6674,6745,413
Fine GaelJohn O'Donovan11.12,7422,7782,906 
Electorate: 40,081   Valid: 24,733   Quota: 6,184   Turnout: 61.7%  

1957 general election edit

1957 general election: Dublin South-East[28][55]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234
Fine GaelJohn A. Costello28.46,918   
IndependentNoël Browne24.86,0356,095  
Fianna FáilSeán MacEntee24.35,9165,9365,9686,203
Fianna FáilSeán Moore10.22,4732,4902,5392,782
Fine GaelJohn O'Donovan5.51,3322,0322,1492,846
IndependentPatrick Bermingham5.31,2911,3121,466 
Clann na PoblachtaGerry Callanan1.6396405  
Electorate: 37,587   Valid: 24,361   Quota: 6,091   Turnout: 64.8%  

1954 general election edit

1954 general election: Dublin South-East[27][55]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234
Fine GaelJohn A. Costello42.211,305   
Fianna FáilSeán MacEntee22.35,9716,0596,1906,391
Fianna FáilNoël Browne20.55,4895,6475,9746,273
Fine GaelJohn O'Donovan9.72,5986,5377,773 
LabourVincent MacDowell5.41,4551,870  
Electorate: 38,570   Valid: 26,818   Quota: 6,705   Turnout: 69.5%  

1951 general election edit

Unusually all third seats were filled on the first count on this occasion.

Subsequent counts occurred because there was the possibility that surplus votes of elected candidates could have resulted in another candidate reaching the threshold of a third of a quota which would have meant their election deposit was returned to them.

1951 general election: Dublin South-East[55]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123
Fine GaelJohn A. Costello31.49,222  
IndependentNoël Browne28.98,473  
Fianna FáilSeán MacEntee28.48,334  
Fianna FáilMichael Yeats6.92,0342,0812,567
Fine GaelJ. Harold Douglas2.47102,3892,868
Clann na PoblachtaPatrick McCartan1.9569729901
Electorate: 40,534   Valid: 29,342   Quota: 7,336   Turnout: 72.39%  

1948 general election edit

1948 general election: Dublin South-East[55]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345
Fine GaelJohn A. Costello28.68,473    
Fianna FáilSeán MacEntee24.97,3717,3827,3977,628 
Clann na PoblachtaNoël Browne16.64,9174,9825,4596,8417,851
Fine GaelJ. Harold Douglas10.12,9803,9073,9194,4685,193
Fianna FáilMichael Yeats9.92,9282,9382,9623,145 
LabourEleanor Butler8.12,3992,4422,478  
Clann na PoblachtaDonal O'Donoghue1.9559569   
Electorate: 41,127   Valid: 29,627   Quota: 7,407   Turnout: 72.04%  

See also edit

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