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Dublin South-West (Dáil constituency)

Dublin South-West is a parliamentary constituency represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas. The constituency elects 5 deputies (Teachtaí Dála, commonly known as TDs) on the system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (PR-STV).

Dublin South-West
Dáil constituency
Map
Map
Constituencies in County Dublin; Dublin South-West is at the bottom, coloured green.
Major settlements
Current constituency
Created1981
Seats
  • 4 (1981–1992)
  • 5 (1992–2002)
  • 4 (2002–2016)
  • 5 (2016–)
TDs
  •   Colm Brophy (FG)
  •   Seán Crowe (SF)
  •   Francis Noel Duffy (GP)
  •   John Lahart (FF)
  •   Paul Murphy (PBP–S)
Local government area
Created from
EP constituencyDublin
Dublin South-West
Former Dáil constituency
Former constituency
Created1948
Abolished1977
Seats
  • 5 (1948–1969)
  • 4 (1969–1977)
Local government areaDublin City
Created fromDublin South
Replaced byDublin Ballyfermot

Constituency profile edit

The constituency leans towards left-wing parties such as the Labour Party and Sinn Féin. Both Labour party TDs elected in 2011 had been members of other left-wing parties: Pat Rabbitte of the Workers' Party and Democratic Left, and Eamonn Maloney was a member of the Jim Kemmy's Democratic Socialist Party. With the departure of Brian Hayes in 2014, the constituency was entirely represented by four left-of-centre TDs upon the election of Paul Murphy of the Anti-Austerity Alliance in the 2014 by-election.

The constituency is noted for its volatility: in three consecutive general elections, the poll topper from the previous election lost his seat, Brian Hayes in 2002, Seán Crowe in 2007 and Conor Lenihan in 2011.[1]

History and boundaries edit

The first constituency of this name was created by the Electoral (Amendment) Act 1947. It was based in Dublin city and was in use at elections from 1948 to 1977.[2]

Changes to the Dublin South-West constituency 1948–1977
YearsTDsBoundariesNotes
1948–19615The Crumlin, Kilmainham, Kimmage and Terenure Wards, the portion of the Rathfarnham Ward which is not included in the borough constituency of Dublin South-East and the portion of the Rathmines West Ward which is not included in the borough constituency of Dublin South-East.[3]Created from Dublin South
1961–19695The Crumlin, Crumlin West, Kimmage, Rathmines West and Terenure wards and the part of the Ballyfermot ward lying to the south-east of a line drawn along the main Dublin to Cork railway.[4]Transfer of Kilmainhan to Dublin South-Central; transfer of part of Rathfarnham to Dublin South-East; transfer of remainder of Rathmines West from Dublin South-East.
1969–19774The Ballyfermot, Crumlin and Kilmainham Wards;

that part of Crumlin West ward situated within a line drawn as follows: commencing at the junction of Windmill Road with St. Mary's Road, thence commencing in a north-easterly direction and proceeding along the ward boundary to the starting point;

and that part of Merchants Quay ward lying south of a line drawn as follows: commencing at the intersection of South Circular Road by the ward boundary, thence in a south-easterly direction along South Circular Road to its junction with Dolphin Avenue, thence in a southerly direction along Dolphin Avenue and its imaginary southerly projection to its intersection by the ward boundary.[5]

Transfer of balance of Ballyfermot from Dublin County; transfer of part of Crumlin West, Rathmines West and Terenure to Dublin South-Central; transfer of Kilmainham and part of Merchants Quay from Dublin South-Central.
1977—Constituency abolishedTransfer of parts of Ballyfermot, Crumlin and Kilmainham to Dublin Ballyfermot; transfer of part of Merchants Quay and Kilmainham to Dublin South-Central; transfer of part of Ballyfermot and Crumlin to Dublin County West.[6]

A second constituency of this name was created by the Electoral (Amendment) Act 1980, and has been in use since the 1981 general election. It was in a different area to the 1948–1977 constituency, being based in County Dublin (South Dublin, after the division of County Dublin in 1994), in the areas of Clondalkin, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart, Tallaght, Templeogue, and parts of Terenure.[7] At the 2002 election, it was reduced in size and electorate, losing territory — including Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart and Clondalkin — to the new Dublin Mid-West constituency.[8] Major areas today include Rathfarnham, Tallaght, and Templeogue, with the surrounding suburbs of Ballyboden, Ballyroan, Butterfield, Firhouse, Greenhills, Knocklyon, Willbrook, and parts of Terenure. At the 2016 general election, it gained a seat to become a five-seat constituency, with the addition of part of the former Dublin South constituency, around Rathfarnham.[9]

The Constituency Review Report 2023 of the Electoral Commission recommended that at the next general election Dublin South-West be altered by the transfer of territory from Dublin South-Central and the transfer of territory to Dublin Mid-West.[10][11]

For the next general election, the Electoral (Amendment) Act 2023 defines the constituency as:[12]

In the county of South Dublin, the electoral divisions of:
Ballinascorney, Ballyboden, Bohernabreena, Clondalkin-Ballymount, Edmondstown, Firhouse-Ballycullen, Firhouse-Knocklyon, Firhouse Village, Rathfarnham-Ballyroan, Rathfarnham-Butterfield, Rathfarnham-Hermitage, Rathfarnham-St. Enda's, Rathfarnham Village, Tallaght-Avonbeg, Tallaght-Belgard, Tallaght-Glenview, Tallaght-Jobstown, Tallaght-Killinardan, Tallaght-Kilnamanagh, Tallaght-Kiltipper, Tallaght-Kingswood, Tallaght-Millbrook, Tallaght-Oldbawn, Tallaght-Springfield, Tallaght-Tymon, Templeogue-Cypress, Templeogue-Kimmage Manor, Templeogue-Limekiln, Templeogue-Orwell, Templeogue-Osprey, Templeogue-Village, Terenure-Cherryfield, Terenure-Greentrees, Terenure-St. James.
Changes to the Dublin South-West constituency 1981–present
YearsTDsBoundariesNotes
1981–19874
In County Dublin, the DEDs[13] of[7]

Clondalkin Number One, Clondalkin Number Two, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart, Tallaght Number Two, Tallaght Number Three, Terenure Number Three, Terenure Number Four;

and that part of the district electoral division of Tallaght Number One situated north of the centre of the River Dodder.
New constituency, created by the transfer of Clondalkin Number One, Clondalkin Number Two, Newcastle, Rathcoole and Saggart from Dublin County West; and

of Tallaght Number Two, Tallaght Number Three, Terenure Number Three, Terenure Number Four, and part of Tallaght Number One from Dublin County Mid.

1987–19924
In County Dublin, the DEDs of[14]

Clondalkin Number One, Clondalkin Number Two, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart, Tallaght Number Two, Tallaght Number Three, Terenure Number Four;

and that part of the district electoral division of Tallaght Number One situated north of the centre of the River Dodder.
Transfer of Terenure No. 3 to Dublin South-Central.[15]
1992–20025
In County Dublin, the DEDs of[16][17]

Ballinascorney, Clondalkin-Ballymount, Clondalkin-Dunawley, Clondalkin-Monastery, Clondalkin Village, Newcastle, Rathcoole, Saggart, Tallaght-Avonbeg, Tallaght-Belgard, Tallaght-Fettercairn, Tallaght-Glenview, Tallaght-Jobstown, Tallaght-Killinardan, Tallaght-Kilnamanagh, Tallaght-Kiltipper, Tallaght-Kingswood, Tallaght-Millbrook, Tallaght-Oldbawn, Tallaght-Springfield, Tallaght-Tymon, Templeogue-Limekiln, Templeogue-Osprey, Terenure St. James;

and that part of the district electoral division of Templeogue-Cypress situated south of a line drawn along the Tallaght Road;

and, in the district electoral division of Bohernabreena, the townlands of:

Allagour, Ballymorefinn, Bohernabreena, Castlekelly, Corrageen, Cunard, Friarstown Lower, Friarstown Upper, Glassamucky, Glassamucky Brakes, Glassamucky Mountain, Glassavullaun, Kiltipper, Mountpelier, Orlagh, Piperstown;

and those parts of the townlands of Killininny, Oldbawn and Oldcourt situated within the said district electoral division.
Increase in district magnitude with no change in area.[18][19] New definitions of DEDs.[20]
2002–20074
In South Dublin, the EDs of[21]

Ballinascorney, Bohernabreena, Tallaght-Avonbeg, Tallaght-Belgard, Tallaght-Fettercairn, Tallaght-Glenview, Tallaght-Jobstown, Tallaght-Killinardan, Tallaght-Kiltipper, Tallaght-Kingswood, Tallaght-Millbrook, Tallaght-Oldbawn, Tallaght-Springfield, Tallaght-Tymon, Templeogue-Cypress, Templeogue-Limekiln, Templeogue-Orwell, Templeogue-Osprey, Templeogue Village, Terenure-St. James;

and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Ballymount and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated west of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway;

and that part of the electoral division of Firhouse Village which is not comprised in the constituency of Dublin South.
Transfer of Firhouse and Bohernabreena from Dublin South, transfer of the Saggart and Rathcoole areas to Dublin Mid-West. Population swop with Dublin South-Central to secure an eastern boundary bounded largely by the M50, Greenhills Road and Templeville Road.[22]
2007–20164
In South Dublin, the EDs of[23][24]

Ballinascorney, Bohernabreena, Firhouse Village, Tallaght-Avonbeg, Tallaght-Belgard, Tallaght-Fettercairn, Tallaght-Glenview, Tallaght-Jobstown, Tallaght-Killinardan, Tallaght-Kiltipper, Tallaght-Kingswood, Tallaght-Millbrook, Tallaght-Oldbawn, Tallaght-Springfield, Tallaght-Tymon, Templeogue-Cypress, Templeogue-Limekiln, Templeogue-Orwell, Templeogue-Osprey, Templeogue Village, Terenure-St. James;

and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Ballymount and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated west of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway.
Transfer from Dubin South of remainder of Firhouse Village.[25]
2016–5
In South Dublin, the EDs of[9][26]

Ballinascorney, Ballyboden, Bohernabreena, Edmondstown, Firhouse-Ballycullen, Firhouse-Knocklyon, Firhouse Village, Rathfarnham-Ballyroan, Rathfarnham-Butterfield, Rathfarnham-Hermitage, Rathfarnham-St. Enda’s, Rathfarnham Village, Tallaght-Avonbeg, Tallaght-Belgard, Tallaght-Fettercairn, Tallaght-Glenview, Tallaght-Jobstown, Tallaght-Killinardan, Tallaght-Kiltipper, Tallaght-Kingswood, Tallaght-Millbrook, Tallaght-Oldbawn, Tallaght-Springfield, Tallaght-Tymon, Templeogue-Cypress, Templeogue-Limekiln, Templeogue-Orwell, Templeogue-Osprey, Templeogue Village, Terenure-St. James;

and those parts of the electoral divisions of Clondalkin-Ballymount and Tallaght-Kilnamanagh situated west of a line drawn along the M50 Western Parkway.
Transfer of Ballyboden, Edmondstown, Firhouse-Ballycullen, Firhouse-Knocklyon, Rathfarnham-Ballyroan, Rathfarnham-Butterfield, Rathfarnham-Hermitage, Rathfarnham-St. Endas and Rathfarnham-Village from former Dublin South.[27][28]

TDs edit

TDs 1948–1977 edit

Teachtaí Dála (TDs) for Dublin South-West 1948–1977[29]
Key to parties
DáilElectionDeputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)
13th1948[30]Seán MacBride
(CnaP)		Peadar Doyle
(FG)		Bernard Butler
(FF)		Michael O'Higgins
(FG)		Robert Briscoe
(FF)
14th1951[31]Michael ffrench-O'Carroll
(Ind)
15th1954[32]Michael O'Higgins
(FG)
1956 by-election[33]Noel Lemass
(FF)
16th1957[34]James Carroll
(Ind)
1959 by-election[35]Richie Ryan
(FG)
17th1961[36]James O'Keeffe
(FG)
18th1965[37]John O'Connell
(Lab)		Joseph Dowling
(FF)		Ben Briscoe
(FF)
19th1969[38]Seán Dunne
(Lab)
1970 by-election[39]Seán Sherwin
(FF)		4 seats
1969–1977
20th1973[40]Declan Costello
(FG)
1976 by-election[41]Brendan Halligan
(Lab)
21st1977Constituency abolished. See Dublin Ballyfermot

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.

TDs since 1981 edit

Note that the boundaries of Dublin South-West from 1981 onwards share no common territory with the pre-1977 boundaries. See §History and boundaries

Teachtaí Dála (TDs) for Dublin South-West 1981–[29]
Key to parties
DáilElectionDeputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)		Deputy
(Party)
22nd1981[42]Seán Walsh
(FF)		Larry McMahon
(FG)		Mary Harney
(FF)		Mervyn Taylor
(Lab)		4 seats
1981–1992
23rd1982 (Feb)[43]
24th1982 (Nov)[44]Michael O'Leary
(FG)
25th1987[45]Chris Flood
(FF)		Mary Harney
(PDs)
26th1989[46]Pat Rabbitte
(WP)
27th1992[47]Pat Rabbitte
(DL)		Éamonn Walsh
(Lab)
28th1997[48]Conor Lenihan
(FF)		Brian Hayes
(FG)
29th2002[49]Pat Rabbitte
(Lab)		Charlie O'Connor
(FF)		Seán Crowe
(SF)		4 seats
2002–2016
30th2007[50]Brian Hayes
(FG)
31st2011[51]Eamonn Maloney
(Lab)		Seán Crowe
(SF)
2014 by-election[52]Paul Murphy
(AAA)
32nd2016[53]Colm Brophy
(FG)		John Lahart
(FF)		Paul Murphy
(AAA–PBP)		Katherine Zappone
(Ind)
33rd2020[54]Paul Murphy
(S–PBP)		Francis Noel Duffy
(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.

Elections edit

2020 general election edit

2020 general election: Dublin South-West[54][55][56][57][58]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe29.720,077          
Solidarity–PBPPaul Murphy[a]6.64,4777,9218,0588,4958,5238,62211,02812,311   
Fine GaelColm Brophy12.28,2698,3828,4648,54310,64210,90810,93411,13111,14311,543 
Fianna FáilJohn Lahart8.15,5035,6565,7565,8175,9017,3317,3667,4987,51810,10010,974
GreenFrancis Noel Duffy7.34,9615,5515,7015,9146,1116,3546,5167,5987,9558,39311,138
IndependentKatherine Zappone5.53,7084,1414,1984,4414,8005,1425,2985,8646,1426,7308,050
LabourCiarán Ahern5.33,6033,9054,0034,1294,2864,4824,5645,2565,4475,803 
Fianna FáilCharlie O'Connor5.03,3763,6423,8464,0634,1234,9044,9855,1285,166  
Social DemocratsCarly Bailey4.12,7613,5983,7273,9704,0204,1364,555    
Solidarity–PBPSandra Fay[b]2.41,6533,2243,3213,6273,6413,696     
Fianna FáilDeirdre O'Donovan4.93,3143,4073,4893,5233,639      
Fine GaelEllen O'Malley Dunlop4.63,1113,1443,1723,197       
IndependentMick Duff1.91,2681,9902,210        
RenuaAnn Marie Condren1.3886985         
National PartyPhilip Dwyer0.8508617         
IndependentColm O'Keeffe0.190141         
Electorate: 109,517   Valid: 67,565   Spoilt: 629 (0.9%)   Quota: 11,261   Turnout: 68,194 (62.3%)  
  1. ^ Murphy was a member of RISE.
  2. ^ Fay was a member of Solidarity.

2016 general election edit

2016 general election: Dublin South-West[59][60][53]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910111213141516
Fianna FáilJohn Lahart14.39,6479,6559,6789,7259,7729,89210,04510,16010,50610,56511,402     
AAA–PBPPaul Murphy13.49,0059,0209,0479,1949,2479,3169,6269,75810,05410,36610,67813,528    
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe10.46,9746,9786,9837,0547,0707,0987,2307,3627,4139,5029,6429,95911,06811,08211,245 
Fine GaelColm Brophy10.77,1957,2027,2137,2357,5767,6607,7588,0288,1938,2138,6558,6958,7248,76410,12610,639
IndependentKatherine Zappone6.64,4634,4864,5154,6044,6604,9135,1315,2625,7315,7976,1296,2946,7246,7537,5429,655
Fine GaelAnne-Marie Dermody9.66,4636,4676,4776,4966,7796,8896,9487,0877,3167,3377,7937,8357,8687,9119,0799,503
IndependentPeter Fitzpatrick4.62,8122,8292,8663,0643,0943,2103,3533,4333,7423,7994,1634,3324,6324,6774,916 
LabourPamela Kearns3.92,6352,6402,6462,6582,7002,8832,9363,7963,9023,9334,0994,1164,1634,182  
AAA–PBPSandra Fay4.83,2413,2443,2493,3123,3243,3743,4393,4923,5933,7253,832     
RenuaRonan McMahon4.32,9062,9122,9523,0033,0263,1003,2083,2583,5183,548      
Sinn FéinSarah Holland3.92,6162,6212,6302,6672,6852,7212,7642,7922,884       
IndependentDeirdre O'Donovan3.32,1972,2202,2612,3082,3262,4112,5342,571        
LabourMick Duff2.61,7431,7431,7491,7761,8711,9472,120         
IndependentEamonn Maloney2.41,6271,6281,6381,6711,7221,748          
GreenFrancis Noel Duffy1.91,2971,3031,3071,3321,337           
Fine GaelKaren Warren1.61,0881,0901,0961,105            
IndependentDeclan Burke0.8515525561             
Direct DemocracyStephen Sinclair0.5359375385             
IndependentKieran Quigley0.5317329              
IndependentJoan Summerville Molloy0.2112               
IndependentFrank O'Gorman0.159               
Electorate: 105,420   Valid: 67,271   Spoilt: 647 (1.0%)   Quota: 11,212   Turnout: 67,918 (64.4%)  

2014 by-election edit

2014 by-election: Dublin South-West[52]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678
Anti-Austerity AlliancePaul Murphy27.26,5406,5796,6226,8907,0797,4367,7269,565
Sinn FéinCathal King30.37,2887,3047,3407,4487,5807,8288,0178,999
Fine GaelCáit Keane8.82,1102,1172,1942,2032,2672,5753,857 
IndependentRonan McMahon8.92,1422,1672,2272,2652,4643,0493,416 
LabourPamela Kearns8.52,0432,0532,1552,1702,2392,492  
Fianna FáilJohn Lahart8.62,0772,0852,1382,1522,200   
IndependentDeclan Burke2.8681711746818    
People Before ProfitNicky Coules2.2530540554     
GreenFrancis Noel Duffy1.9447453      
IndependentTony Rochford0.492       
IndependentColm O'Keeffe0.374       
Electorate: 70,400   Valid: 24,024   Spoilt: 256 (1.1%)   Quota: 12,013   Turnout: 24,280 (34.5%)  

2011 general election edit

2011 general election: Dublin South-West[61][51]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678
LabourPat Rabbitte27.412,867       
Fine GaelBrian Hayes19.99,3669,880      
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe17.28,0648,4298,5158,772891110,189  
LabourEamonn Maloney8.94,1656,2086,3636,7036,8697,7838,3269,657
Fine GaelCáit Keane7.83,6783,8233,9454,1554,7154,9025,0516,133
Fianna FáilCharlie O'Connor5.82,7182,8332,8642,9484,3634,5234,600 
Socialist PartyMick Murphy[a]5.22,4622,6242,6622,9202,975   
Fianna FáilConor Lenihan5.02,3412,3932,4142,488    
IndependentRay Kelly1.8823870883     
GreenFrancis Noel Duffy1.0480511521     
Electorate: 70,613   Valid: 46,964   Spoilt: 511 (1.1%)   Quota: 9,393   Turnout: 47,475 (67.2%)  
  1. ^ Murphy campaigned as a member of the United Left Alliance.

2007 general election edit

2007 general election: Dublin South-West[50]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456
Fianna FáilConor Lenihan20.58,542     
Fine GaelBrian Hayes20.08,346     
LabourPat Rabbitte20.08,3258,342    
Fianna FáilCharlie O'Connor18.87,8137,9858,1028,1068,1098,439
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe12.25,0665,0765,1835,1855,1895,766
GreenElizabeth Davidson3.71,5461,5521,6551,6621,6662,234
Socialist PartyMick Murphy3.81,5801,5841,6591,6611,661 
Fathers RightsRay Kelly1.0434436    
Electorate: 67,148   Valid: 41,652   Spoilt: 370 (0.9%)   Quota: 8,331   Turnout: 42,022 (62.6%)  

2002 general election edit

2002 general election: Dublin South-West[49]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe20.37,466     
Fianna FáilCharlie O'Connor19.47,1557,1897,3427,361  
Fianna FáilConor Lenihan19.27,0807,1167,2327,2507,361 
LabourPat Rabbitte17.26,3146,3646,4996,5237,1907,648
Fine GaelBrian Hayes12.74,6544,6814,8034,8154,9105,084
GreenPatrick Quinn3.11,1571,2141,3341,3481,4081,687
Socialist PartyMick Murphy2.69549941,0551,0691,104 
LabourÉamonn Walsh2.69719841,0041,008  
Christian SolidarityDarragh O'Reilly2.1760779    
IndependentRay Kelly0.8291     
Electorate: 67,947   Valid: 36,802   Spoilt: 414 (1.1%)   Quota: 7,361   Turnout: 37,216 (54.8%)  

1997 general election edit

1997 general election: Dublin South-West[48][62]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567
Fine GaelBrian Hayes15.56,4876,5856,6236,8227,048  
Fianna FáilChris Flood12.45,1955,2745,3055,3995,5506,4747,346
Democratic LeftPat Rabbitte12.25,0945,1835,2225,4455,9036,1617,037
Progressive DemocratsMary Harney11.34,7134,7895,4725,6715,7916,3926,687
Fianna FáilConor Lenihan10.64,4364,4914,5284,6094,7445,8306,485
LabourÉamonn Walsh9.74,0704,1314,1534,3404,7024,8255,460
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe8.93,7253,8383,8463,9964,4404,556 
Fianna FáilColm McGrath6.92,8982,9253,0533,1093,219  
Socialist PartyMick Murphy4.82,0262,1002,1102,249   
GreenMonique Mary Federsel3.11,3151,4521,468    
Progressive DemocratsColm Tyndall2.49951,023     
IndependentMarie Kinsella1.2509      
IndependentDermot Mara0.6242      
IndependentHarry Richards0.276      
IndependentDenis Dowling0.271      
Electorate: 75,646   Valid: 41,852   Spoilt: 440 (1.0%)   Quota: 6,976   Turnout: 42,292 (55.9%)  

1992 general election edit

1992 general election: Dublin South-West[47][63]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910111213
LabourMervyn Taylor25.510,871            
Fianna FáilChris Flood15.56,5966,7486,7596,7766,7836,8666,9967,0987,856    
LabourÉamonn Walsh8.43,5945,9635,9785,9956,0836,1736,3016,5296,6466,6717,167  
Progressive DemocratsMary Harney11.64,9645,2105,2135,2295,2405,3185,3445,5035,6565,7145,9496,2677,835
Democratic LeftPat Rabbitte8.83,7434,2264,2384,2554,3324,4054,5114,6974,8134,8545,3345,5576,249
Fianna FáilColm McGrath5.42,2882,3122,3232,3272,3282,3362,3732,3992,6342,7752,8864,3764,603
Fine GaelMichael Keating6.12,6142,7282,7342,7412,7462,7842,7972,8582,9302,9343,0833,209 
Fianna FáilJohn Hannon4.31,8321,8671,8741,8791,8821,9061,9481,9682,2002,5942,792  
IndependentPeter Keogh3.51,5111,6191,6381,6621,6861,8031,9112,0902,1792,192   
Fianna FáilCharles O'Connor4.01,7011,7801,7831,7901,7971,8311,8561,884     
GreenDavid Cotter2.08719209309389681,0441,202      
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe2.0846864871877896916       
IndependentBob Byrne1.4581626641708722        
Workers' PartyEsther Kelly0.7293315323326         
IndependentAnthony John Hubbard0.4184196204          
IndependentHarry Richards0.4159165           
Electorate: 69,922   Valid: 42,648   Spoilt: 709 (1.6%)   Quota: 7,109   Turnout: 43,357 (62.0%)  

1989 general election edit

1989 general election: Dublin South-West[46][64][65]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567
LabourMervyn Taylor22.48,734      
Fianna FáilChris Flood18.87,3467,4247,4277,5567,5847,861 
Workers' PartyPat Rabbitte18.47,1667,5397,5687,908   
Fianna FáilSeán Walsh14.75,7375,9175,9216,0376,0546,2246,598
Progressive DemocratsMary Harney11.14,3234,4494,4604,4964,7385,2147,565
Fine GaelLarry McMahon5.92,2972,3732,3752,3933,1103,337 
GreenConor Delaney3.21,2591,3051,3241,5911,641  
Fine GaelClare Leonard2.71,0491,0711,0721,084   
Sinn FéinSeán Crowe2.61,0181,0421,050    
IndependentAlan Plummer0.28490     
Electorate: 64,995   Valid: 39,013   Spoilt: 513 (1.3%)   Quota: 7,803   Turnout: 39,526 (60.8%)  

1987 general election edit

1987 general election: Dublin South-West[45][66][67]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910111213
Progressive DemocratsMary Harney19.78,1698,1728,1788,1998,2368,2528,2728,428     
Fianna FáilChris Flood19.58,0828,0888,0928,1278,1458,1798,2418,2558,2638,490   
Fianna FáilSeán Walsh19.17,9227,9267,9317,9467,9497,9558,0048,0158,0258,1928,2208,358 
Workers' PartyPat Rabbitte12.35,0865,0955,1005,1405,2075,2305,2715,2965,3115,6955,7815,8006,408
LabourMervyn Taylor11.14,6074,6154,6214,6434,6864,6974,9885,0365,0645,2165,3575,3767,942
Fine GaelLarry McMahon8.23,4073,4113,4123,4193,4273,4313,4423,6613,6923,7124,8144,819 
Fine GaelBreda Cass2.91,1871,1881,1921,1961,2071,2101,2111,3921,4361,449   
Sinn FéinJohn Noonan2.41,0011,0021,0021,0061,0251,3121,3141,3191,320    
Fine GaelTherese Ridge1.6656656658660664664666      
LabourÉamonn Walsh1.1458462465470481484       
Sinn FéinChristopher Dunne0.9378380391397400        
Democratic SocialistEamonn Maloney0.5223225229239         
IndependentGerry Jago0.3143155177          
IndependentBarbara Hyland0.27173           
IndependentDiarmuid O'Flanagan0.264            
Electorate: 59,955   Valid: 41,454   Quota: 8,291   Turnout: 69.1%  

November 1982 general election edit

November 1982 general election: Dublin South-West[44][68][69]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789
LabourMervyn Taylor20.87,814        
Fianna FáilSeán Walsh17.26,4656,4726,5276,5856,6087,831   
Fine GaelMichael O'Leary15.15,6825,6905,7255,8005,8605,8885,8936,3377,420
Fianna FáilMary Harney12.34,6194,6294,6564,7444,7686,0996,3677,0807,430
Fine GaelLarry McMahon10.63,9914,0084,0414,0884,1354,1684,1764,5556,443
Fine GaelConal Brennan7.82,9292,9352,9763,0383,0813,1363,1383,544 
Fianna FáilRichard Conroy7.12,6732,6742,6942,7332,741    
Workers' PartyPat Rabbitte6.32,3652,3892,5212,7212,7982,8502,866  
IndependentNan Joyce1.5581597648      
IndependentRichard O'Reilly0.8297446       
IndependentNoel Murphy0.6240        
Electorate: 54,745   Valid: 37,656   Quota: 7,532   Turnout: 68.8%  

February 1982 general election edit

February 1982 general election: Dublin South-West[43][70]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345
Fianna FáilSeán Walsh20.87,407    
LabourMervyn Taylor19.87,0637,0817,387  
Fianna FáilMary Harney16.35,8305,9736,1359,408 
Fine GaelLarry McMahon15.95,6885,7006,8807,0077,626
Fine GaelGeorge Laing10.83,8483,8524,5084,6175,183
Fianna FáilRichard Conroy9.83,5083,5963,629  
Fine GaelCon McCarthy6.62,3542,356   
Electorate: 50,836   Valid: 35,698   Quota: 7,140   Turnout: 70.2%  

1981 general election edit

1981 general election: Dublin South-West[42][71]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567
Fianna FáilSeán Walsh20.27,311      
Fine GaelLarry McMahon17.36,2666,3026,4217,1218,751  
LabourMervyn Taylor15.35,5226,1976,5176,7377,1887,514 
Fianna FáilMary Harney11.64,1924,2224,6264,7834,8614,8797,822
Fine GaelConal Brennan8.22,9462,9903,1073,8134,5675,7125,863
Fianna FáilRichard Conroy8.12,9162,9313,1713,2243,2763,304 
Fine GaelGeorge Laing6.72,4442,4702,5223,002   
Fine GaelJohn Garvey5.92,1542,2072,289    
IndependentKevin Boland4.21,5191,535     
LabourBrendan Byrne2.5897      
Electorate: 51,182   Valid: 36,167   Spoilt: 389 (1.1%)   Quota: 7,234   Turnout: 36,556 (71.4%)  

1976 by-election edit

Following the death of Fianna Fáil TD Noel Lemass, a by-election was held on 10 June 1976. The seat was won by the Labour Party candidate Brendan Halligan.

1976 by-election: Dublin South-West[72][73]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456
LabourBrendan Halligan27.56,8706,8866,9247,1757,85512,099
Fianna FáilEileen Lemass38.89,6879,6949,72210,10810,57811,462
Fine GaelJim Mitchell20.75,1695,1745,1965,3455,612 
Sinn Féin (Official)Tomás Mac Giolla6.71,6791,7021,8152,158  
Aontacht ÉireannKevin Boland4.81,1861,1991,292   
Irish Republican SocialistÍte Ní Chionnaith1.2287332    
Marxist–Leninist (Ireland)Bláthnaid Ní Chinnéide0.5113     
Electorate: 46,585   Valid: 24,991   Quota: 12,496   Turnout: 53.65%  

1973 general election edit

1973 general election: Dublin South-West[40]
PartyCandidate1st Pref%SeatCount
LabourJohn O'Connell9,86532.711
Fianna FáilNoel Lemass4,70515.64
Fine GaelDeclan Costello4,63315.42
Fianna FáilJoseph Dowling3,93913.13
Fianna FáilThomas Dalton2,6038.6
Aontacht ÉireannSeán Sherwin1,3404.4
Fine GaelJim Mitchell1,1944.0
Sinn Féin (Official)James Spooner9723.2
LabourPatrick O'Mahony5411.8
LabourPat Sweeney3691.2
Electorate: ?   Valid: 30,161   Quota: 6,033   Turnout:

1970 by-election edit

Following the death of Labour Party TD Seán Dunne, a by-election was held on 4 March 1970. The seat was won by the Fianna Fáil candidate Seán Sherwin.

1970 by-election: Dublin South-West[72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234
Fianna FáilSeán Sherwin33.07,6787,8978,64110,710
LabourMatt Merrigan21.55,0045,9637,33610,448
IndependentLauri Corcoran19.24,4814,8916,690 
Fine GaelJames Mitchell17.44,0624,415  
IndependentCora Dunne8.92,062   
Electorate: 40,690   Valid: 23,287   Quota: 11,644   Turnout: 57.23%  

1969 general election edit

1969 general election: Dublin South-West[38][72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
123456789101112
Fianna FáilJoseph Dowling19.65,7245,7285,7405,7625,7776,428      
LabourJohn O'Connell18.15,2735,3065,3445,5135,5445,6055,6156,050    
LabourSeán Dunne17.65,1365,1585,1815,6495,6695,7985,8216,886    
Fianna FáilNoel Lemass8.62,5122,5182,5292,5422,5453,2563,7763,8193,8473,8623,9354,707
IndependentLauri Corcoran7.12,0662,0942,1182,1472,1922,2302,2522,4382,6332,7232,919 
LabourGeorge Butler5.61,6431,6531,6631,7991,8101,8201,824     
Fianna FáilSeán Sherwin5.61,6431,6481,6601,6741,679       
Fine GaelJames O'Keeffe4.61,3311,3421,6831,6881,9301,9521,9541,9752,0632,086  
Fine GaelJames McMahon4.11,2031,2191,4121,4302,0092,0522,0602,0862,1772,1993,7384,505
LabourLiam Farrell3.1893897898         
Fine GaelHarry Lowe2.9856860954964        
Fine GaelPierce Redmond2.6759764          
IndependentCiaran McKeown0.5154           
Electorate: 40,690   Valid: 29,193   Quota: 5,839   Turnout: 71.7%  

1965 general election edit

1965 general election: Dublin South-West[37]
PartyCandidate1st Pref%SeatCount
Fianna FáilNoel Lemass7,59618.911
Fine GaelRichie Ryan5,48413.63
Fianna FáilJoseph Dowling4,60711.55
Fianna FáilBen Briscoe4,41611.04
Fine GaelJames O'Keeffe4,35210.8
LabourJohn O'Connell4,29910.72
IndependentJames Carroll1,7964.5
LabourJohn O'Donovan1,7924.5
LabourPatrick Coghlan1,7624.4
Fianna FáilGerard Buchanan1,6994.2
IndependentJoseph Christle1,6494.1
Fine GaelPatrick Turner4091.0
Fine GaelFrederick Pope3740.9
Electorate: ?   Valid: 40,235   Quota: 6,706   Turnout:

1961 general election edit

1961 general election: Dublin South-West[36][72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
Fianna FáilRobert Briscoe16.65,5745,5955,612       
Fine GaelRichie Ryan13.44,4964,5084,5314,5314,5785,0205,1835,607  
Fianna FáilNoel Lemass14.84,9614,9714,9904,9955,4005,4355,5295,5635,806 
IndependentJames Carroll10.13,3783,4113,4553,4623,5273,5713,8853,9774,5655,670
Fine GaelJames O'Keeffe6.82,2762,2892,3002,3002,3192,6112,7253,7724,0174,856
Fianna FáilJoseph Dowling9.83,2933,3073,3323,3333,6383,6523,7473,7764,0414,459
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride6.42,1352,2462,2762,2762,3132,3492,6422,6983,334 
IndependentJoseph Christle5.41,8141,9301,9691,9691,9872,0172,2762,310  
Fine GaelJoseph Mack4.31,4421,4491,4561,4561,4701,7021,757   
LabourHilda Larkin2.89309511,4921,4941,5311,541    
Fine GaelMichael O'Connor3.31,1111,1181,1231,1231,141     
Fianna FáilCecilia Keeble2.9964969975975      
LabourPatrick Coghlan2.2754775        
Sinn FéinSéamus McGuinness1.3444         
Electorate: 54,819   Valid: 33,572   Quota: 5,596   Turnout: 61.2%  

1959 by-election edit

Following the death of Fianna Fáil TD Bernard Butler, a by-election was held on 22 July 1959. The seat was won by the Fine Gael candidate Richie Ryan.

1959 by-election: Dublin South-West[72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234
Fine GaelRichie Ryan26.16,5236,6387,39611,399
Fianna FáilJoseph Dowling37.29,2809,4499,88811,343
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride20.65,1385,7097,035 
LabourHilda Larkin10.82,6932,883  
Sinn FéinTomás Ó Dubhghaill5.41,341   
Electorate: 62,394   Valid: 24,975   Quota: 12,488   Turnout: 40.03%  

1957 general election edit

1957 general election: Dublin South-West[34][72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Fianna FáilRobert Briscoe20.68,162          
Fianna FáilNoel Lemass13.75,4365,7915,8676,844       
Fine GaelMichael O'Higgins12.24,8304,8445,3825,4215,4235,6827,340    
IndependentJames Carroll9.83,8783,9604,1024,1824,1914,7535,0015,2745,7267,180 
Fianna FáilBernard Butler6.42,5433,3373,3694,1294,3374,4704,5364,5844,9165,6256,008
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride6.82,6772,7012,7832,8252,8333,1993,3723,5484,5855,1975,391
IndependentBeatrice Dixon6.32,4882,5302,5842,6832,6893,0123,1473,3613,677  
Sinn FéinSeoirse Dearle6.22,4422,4542,4792,4992,5012,6382,6752,701   
Fine GaelEdmond Power4.71,8661,8742,2302,2602,2642,468     
LabourJohn Colgan5.22,0452,0602,1022,1282,130      
Fianna FáilMichael ffrench-O'Carroll4.71,8532,0602,095        
Fine GaelJames O'Keeffe3.51,3971,403         
Electorate: 63,286   Valid: 39,617   Quota: 6,603   Turnout: 62.6%  

1956 by-election edit

Following the death of Fine Gael TD Peadar Doyle, a by-election was held on 14 November 1956. The seat was won by the Fianna Fáil candidate Noel Lemass.

1956 by-election: Dublin South-West[72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1
Fianna FáilNoel Lemass59.814,416
Fine GaelEdmond Power40.29,682
Electorate: 63,286   Valid: 24,098   Quota: 12,050   Turnout: 38.08%  

1954 general election edit

1954 general election: Dublin South-West[32][72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
Fine GaelPeadar Doyle13.65,9405,9695,9886,0306,2667,631    
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride14.16,1516,2156,2636,3126,5136,6016,6207,1468,475 
Fianna FáilRobert Briscoe15.16,5946,6046,6196,6346,6626,6876,6886,9807,1277,178
Fianna FáilBernard Butler13.55,8945,9175,9255,9365,9696,0256,0316,5926,7616,829
Fine GaelMichael O'Higgins11.04,7834,8024,8214,8474,8855,3815,6935,9996,4336,915
Fianna FáilMichael ffrench-O'Carroll11.65,0805,0925,1195,1315,1685,2215,2265,4685,6445,723
LabourJohn Colgan4.41,9241,9382,0022,1463,4273,4963,5003,794  
IndependentJames Carroll5.22,2622,2902,3032,3332,3882,4662,474   
Fine GaelWilliam Croly4.92,1552,1672,1792,1932,285     
LabourRichard Deasy3.71,6171,6281,7052,059      
LabourMatt Merrigan1.4631641701       
Irish Workers' LeagueMichael O'Riordan0.9375377        
IndependentMyles Heffernan [dsw54 1]0.6245         
Electorate: 63,545   Valid: 43,651   Quota: 7,276   Turnout: 68.7%  
  1. ^ Former Internee ran under the banner of Cine Gael.

1951 general election edit

1951 general election: Dublin South-West[72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
12345678910
Fianna FáilRobert Briscoe20.08,417         
Fianna FáilBernard Butler15.66,5297,606        
Fine GaelPeadar Seán Doyle13.95,8235,8525,8715,8805,9606,3207,220   
IndependentMichael ffrench-O'Carroll13.95,8425,8765,8946,0366,1076,2106,9437,120  
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride6.82,8532,8642,8722,8873,2013,2953,8623,9416,0986,288
Fianna FáilCarroll O'Daly6.42,6822,8333,2913,3103,3373,3623,4785,8076,1316,161
Fine GaelMichael J. O'Higgins6.62,7542,7592,7642,7692,7813,3163,4523,521  
Fianna FáilThomas Reynolds6.12,5722,6492,7162,7292,7522,7942,857   
LabourRichard Deasy5.62,3352,3492,3742,4532,5782,625    
Fine GaelJames O'Keeffe2.91,2111,2151,2171,2251,237     
Clann na PoblachtaRichard Batterberry1.6684696698704      
Irish Workers' PartyMichael O'Riordan0.7295298300       
Electorate: 60,934   Valid: 41,997   Quota: 7,000   Turnout: 68.92%  

1948 general election edit

1948 general election: Dublin South-West[72]
PartyCandidateFPv%Count
1234567891011
Clann na PoblachtaSeán MacBride21.88,648          
Fine GaelPeadar Séan Doyle12.95,1025,2085,2345,2535,2715,3635,9567,800   
Fianna FáilBernard Butler15.05,9565,9946,0096,0246,1776,2116,3586,4086,4258,579 
Fianna FáilRobert Briscoe15.15,9615,9815,9896,0056,1186,1306,2626,2966,3066,987 
Fine GaelMichael J. O'Higgins8.23,2433,2963,3073,3163,3303,3783,4844,3965,5305,6856,151
Clann na PoblachtaRichard Batterberry3.01,1962,0652,0762,0902,0983,2333,9533,9934,0094,0654,299
Fianna FáilCarroll O'Daly6.32,4762,4942,5172,5323,0333,0643,1393,1683,190  
Fine GaelWilliam James Croly7.12,8062,8182,8252,8362,8442,8642,983    
LabourJoseph Deasy4.41,7371,7751,9792,6082,6162,661     
Clann na PoblachtaMay Laverty1.56051,4381,4711,4901,496      
Fianna FáilThomas Teevan2.1820828829829       
LabourJohn Dominick Heery1.4564583760        
LabourJohn Moran1.2490523         
Electorate: 55,924   Valid: 39,604   Quota: 6,601   Turnout: 70.82%  

See also edit

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