28th Dáil	(1997)
29th Dáil	(2002)
30th Dáil	(?)

This is a list of current members of Dáil Éireann: the lower house of the Oireachtas (legislature) of the Republic of Ireland. The current Dáil was elected in the May, 2002 general election and will serve until 2007 at the latest. The list is given by constituency.

See also: Members of the 22nd Seanad.

Contents

1 Composition of the 29th Dáil 2 Graphical representation of Dáil Éireann 3 Carlow-Kilkenny 3.1 Change of party 4 Cavan-Monaghan 4.1 Change of party 5 Clare 6 Cork East 7 Cork North Central 8 Cork North West 9 Cork South Central 10 Cork South West 11 Donegal North-East 12 Donegal South-West 13 Dublin Central 14 Dublin Mid West 15 Dublin North 16 Dublin North-Central 17 Dublin North-East 18 Dublin North-West 19 Dublin South 20 Dublin South Central 21 Dublin South-East 22 Dublin South-West 23 Dublin West 24 Dún Laoghaire 25 Galway East 26 Galway West 27 Kerry North 28 Kerry South 29 Kildare North 29.1 By-election 30 Kildare South 31 Laois Offaly 32 Limerick East 33 Limerick West 34 Longford-Roscommon 35 Louth 36 Mayo 36.1 Change of party 37 Meath 37.1 By-election 38 Sligo-Leitrim 39 Tipperary North 40 Tipperary South 41 Waterford 42 Westmeath 43 Wexford 44 Wicklow 45 Changes

Composition of the 29th Dáil

Key	Party	May 2002	March 2005
	Fianna Fáil (FF)	81	78
	Fine Gael (FG)	31	32
	Labour	20	21
	Progressive Democrats (PD)	8	8
	Green Party	6	6
	Sinn Féin (SF)	5	5
	Socialist Party (SP)	1	1
	Independent (Ind)	13	14
	Ceann Comhairle (speaker)	1	1

Graphical representation of Dáil Éireann

This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in Dáil Éireann. Note that this is not a seating plan, or a reflection of the usual seats taken by parties in the House.

Carlow-Kilkenny

Liam Aylward	FF
John McGuiness	FF
M.J. Nolan	FF
Phil Hogan	FG
Séamus Pattison	Ceann Comhairle/Labour

Change of party

Pattison resigned as Ceann Comhairle in June, 2002.

Cavan-Monaghan

Rory O'Hanlon	FF/Ceann Comhairle
Brendan Smith	FF
Seymour Crawford	FG
Caoimhghin O Caolain	SF
Paudge Connolly	Ind.

Change of party

O'Hanlon became Ceann Comhairle in June, 2002.

Clare

Síle de Valera	FF
Tony Killeen	FF
Pat Breen	FG
James Breen	Ind.

Cork East

Michael Ahern	FF
Ned O'Keeffe	FF
David Stanton	FG
Joe Sherlock	Labour

Cork North Central

Billy Kelleher	FF
Noel O'Flynn	FF
Dan Wallace	FF
Bernard Allen	FG
Kathleen Lynch	Labour

Cork North West

Michael Moynihan	FF
Donal Moynihan	FF
Gerard Murphy	FG

Cork South Central

John Dennehy	FF
Micheál Martin	FF
Batt O'Keefe	FF
Simon Coveny	FG
Dan Boyle	Green

Cork South West

Denis O'Donovan	FF
Joe Walsh	FF
Jim O'Keeffe	FG

Donegal North-East

Cecilia Keaveney	FF
Jim McDaid	FF
Niall Blaney	Ind.

Donegal South-West

Mary Coughlan	FF
Pat the Cope Gallagher	FF
Dinny McGinley	FG

Dublin Central

Bertie Ahern	FF
Dermot Fitzpatrick	FF
Joe Costello	Labour
Tony Gregory	Ind.

Dublin Mid West

James Curran	FF
Mary Harney	PD
Paul Nicholas Gogarty	Green

Dublin North

Jim Glennon	FF
G.V. Wright	FF
Seán Ryan	Labour
Trevor Sargent	Green

Dublin North-Central

Ivor Callely	FF
Seán Haughey	FF
Richard Bruton	FG
Finian McGrath	Ind.

Dublin North-East

Martin Brady	FF
Michael Woods	FF
Tommy Broughan	Labour

Dublin North-West

Noel Ahern	FF
Pat Carey	FF
Róisín Shortall	Labour

Dublin South

Séamus Brennan	FF
Tom Kitt	FF
Olivia Mitchell	FG
Liz O'Donnell	PD
Eamon Ryan	Green

Dublin South Central

• Seán Ardagh (FF)
• Gay Mitchell (FG)
• Michael Mulcahy (FF)
• Aengus Ó Snodaigh (SF)
• Mary Upton (Lab)

Dublin South-East

• John Gormley (Green)
• Michael McDowell (PD)
• Ruairí Quinn (Lab)
• Eoin Ryan (FF)

Dublin South-West

• Seán Crowe (SF)
• Conor Lenihan (FF)
• Charlie O'Connor (FF)
• Pat Rabbitte (Lab)

Dublin West

• Joan Burton (Lab)
• Joe Higgins (Socialist)
• Brian Lenihan, Jr (FF)

Dún Laoghaire

• Barry Andrews (FF)
• Ciarán Cuffe (Green)
• Eamon Gilmore (Lab)
• Mary Hanafin (FF)
• Fiona O'Malley (PD)

Galway East

Joe Callanan	FF
Noel Treacy	FF
Paul Connaughton	FG
Paddy McHugh	Ind.

Galway West

• Frank Fahey (FF)
• Noel Grealish (PD)
• Michael D. Higgins (Lab)
• Pádraic McCormack (FG)
• Éamon Ó Cuív (FF)

Kerry North

• Jimmy Deenihan (FG)
• Martin Ferris (SF)
• Tom McEllstrim (FF)

Kerry South

John O'Donoghue	FF
Breeda Moynihan Cronin	Labour
Jackie Healy-Rae	Ind.

Kildare North

Charlie McCreevy	FF	(Resigned Nov. 2004)
Bernard J. Durkan	FF
Emmet Stagg	Labour

By-election

Catherine Murphy

Ind.

(Elected March, 2005)

Kildare South

Seán Ó Fearghaíll	FF
Seán Power	FF
Jack Wall	Labour

Laois Offaly

Brian Cowen	FF
John Moloney	FF
Seán Fleming	FF
Olwyn Enright	FG
Tom Parlon	PD

Limerick East

• Michael Noonan (FG)
• Willie O'Dea (FF)
• Tim O'Malley (PD)
• Jan O'Sullivan (Lab)
• Peter Power (FF)

Limerick West

John Cregan	FF
Dan Neville	FG
Michael Collins	Ind.

Longford-Roscommon

Peter Kelly	FF
Michael Finneran	FF
Denis Naughten	FG
Mae Sexton	PD

Louth

• Dermot Ahern (FF)
• Séamus Kirk (FF)
• Arthur Morgan (SF)
• Fergus O'Dowd (FG)

Mayo

John Carty	FF
Enda Kenny	FG
Michael Ring	FG
Beverley Flynn	FF/Ind.
Jerry Cowley	Ind.

Change of party

Flynn was expelled from FF in May 2004.

Meath

Johnny Brady	FF
Noel Dempsey	FF
Mary Wallace	FF
John Bruton	FG	(Resigned Nov. 2005)
Damien English	FG

By-election

Shane McEntee

FG

(Elected March 2005)

Sligo-Leitrim

John Ellis	FF
Jimmy Devins	FF
John Perry	FG
Marian Harkin	Ind.

Tipperary North

Márie Hoctor	FF
Michael Smith	FF
Michael Lowry	Ind.

Tipperary South

Noel Davern	FF
Tom Hayes	FG
Seamus Healy	Ind.

Waterford

• Martin Cullen (FF)
• John Deasy (FG)
• Brian O'Shea (Lab)
• Ollie Wilkinson (FF)

Westmeath

• Donie Cassidy (FF)
• Paul McGrath (FG)
• Willie Penrose (Lab)

Wexford

• John Browne (FF)
• Tony Dempsey (FF)
• Brendan Howlin (Lab)
• Paul Kehoe (FG)
• Liam Twomey - Elected as independent. Joins FG (29 September, 2004).

Wicklow

• Mildred Fox (Ind)
• Joe Jacob (FF)
• Liz McManus (Lab)
• Dick Roche (FF)
• Billy Timmins (FG)

Changes

• 6 June, 2002 - Séamus Pattison (Lab) is replaced as Ceann Comhairle by Rory O'Hanlon (FF).
• 5 May, 2004 - Beverley Flynn (FF) is expelled from the party and becomes an independent.
• 29 September, 2004 - Liam Twomey (Ind) joins Fine Gael.
• 1 November, 2004 - John Bruton (FG) resigns his seat in Meath to become European Union Ambassador to the United States.
• 1 November, 2004 - Charlie McCreevy (FF) resigns his seat in Kildare North to become the Republic's European Commissioner
• 11 March 2005 - Catherine Murphy (Ind) is elected in Kildare North to replaced Charlie McCreevy; Shane McEntee (FG) is elected in Meath to replace John Bruton.