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Houses of the Oireachtas: Debates: 9th Dáil
April 11, 2024
dáil, elected, 1937, general, election, july, 1937, july, 1937, members, dáil, Éireann, house, representatives, oireachtas, legislature, irish, free, state, known, seanad, Éireann, second, chamber, irish, free, state, been, abolished, 1936, dáil, 10th, dáil, o. The 9th Dail was elected at the 1937 general election on 1 July 1937 and met on 21 July 1937 The members of Dail Eireann the house of representatives of the Oireachtas legislature of the Irish Free State are known as TDs Seanad Eireann a second chamber in the Irish Free State had been abolished in May 1936 9th Dail 8th Dail 10th Dail OverviewLegislative bodyDail EireannJurisdictionIrish Free StateIrelandMeeting placeLeinster HouseTerm21 July 1937 27 May 1938Election1937 general electionGovernment8th executive council until 29 December 1937 1st government of IrelandMembers138Ceann ComhairleFrank FahyPresident of the Executive CouncilEamon de Valerauntil 29 December 1937Vice President of the Executive CouncilSean T O Kellyuntil 29 December 1937TaoiseachEamon de Valerafrom 29 December 1937TanaisteSean T O Kellyfrom 29 December 1937Chief WhipPatrick LittleLeader of the OppositionW T CosgraveSessions1st21 July 1937 21 July 19372nd6 October 1937 25 May 1938On 29 December 1937 the Constitution of Ireland came into effect with the state being renamed as Ireland The Oireachtas established under this constitution was bicameral and an indirect election to the new Seanad Eireann took place in April 1938 forming the 2nd Seanad The 9th Dail was dissolved on 27 May 1938 The 9th Dail lasted 311 days There were no by elections during the 9th Dail Contents 1 Composition of the 9th Dail 1 1 Graphical representation 2 Ceann Comhairle 3 TDs by constituency 4 Changes 5 References 6 External linksComposition of the 9th Dail editParty July 1937 May 1938 Fianna Fail 69 67Fine Gael 48 48Labour 13 13Independent 8 8Ceann Comhairle 1Vacant 1Fianna Fail denoted with bullet formed the 8th executive council of the Irish Free State a minority government dependent on the support of the Labour Party This became the 1st government of Ireland on 29 December 1937 on the coming into operation of the Constitution Graphical representation edit This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in the 9th Dail from July 1937 This was not the official seating plan nbsp Ceann Comhairle editOn 21 July 1937 Frank Fahy FF who had served as Ceann Comhairle since 1932 was proposed by Eamon de Valera and seconded by William Norton for the position and was elected without a vote 1 TDs by constituency editThe list of the 138 TDs elected is given in alphabetical order by Dail constituency 2 Members of the 9th DailConstituency Name PartyAthlone Longford Matthew Davis Fianna FailSean Mac Eoin Fine GaelJames Victory Fianna FailCarlow Kildare Thomas Harris Fianna FailFrancis Humphreys Fianna FailSydney Minch Fine GaelWilliam Norton LabourCavan John James Cole IndependentPatrick McGovern Fine GaelMichael Sheridan Fianna FailPaddy Smith Fianna FailClare Patrick Burke Fine GaelThomas Burke IndependentEamon de Valera Fianna FailSean O Grady Fianna FailPatrick Hogan LabourCork Borough Richard Anthony IndependentW T Cosgrave Fine GaelThomas Dowdall Fianna FailHugo Flinn Fianna FailCork North Patrick Daly Fine GaelTimothy Linehan Fine GaelCon Meaney Fianna FailSean Moylan Fianna FailCork South East Brook Brasier Fine GaelMartin Corry Fianna FailJeremiah Hurley LabourCork West Timothy J Murphy LabourTimothy O Donovan Fine GaelDaniel O Leary Fine GaelEamonn O Neill Fine GaelTimothy O Sullivan Fianna FailDonegal East Neal Blaney Fianna FailJohn Friel Fianna FailDaniel McMenamin Fine GaelJames Myles IndependentDonegal West Brian Brady Fianna FailCormac Breslin Fianna FailMichael og McFadden Fine GaelDublin South Robert Briscoe Fianna FailPeadar Doyle Fine GaelJoseph Hannigan IndependentThomas Kelly Fianna FailMyles Keogh Fine GaelThomas Lawlor LabourSean Lemass Fianna FailDublin County Sean Brady Fianna FailHenry Dockrell Fine GaelPatrick Fogarty Fianna FailCecil Lavery Fine GaelGerrard McGowan LabourDublin North East Alfie Byrne IndependentJames Larkin IndependentOscar Traynor Fianna FailDublin North West Cormac Breathnach Fianna FailA P Byrne IndependentArchie Heron LabourPatrick McGilligan Fine GaelSean T O Kelly Fianna FailDublin Townships Ernest Benson Fine GaelJohn A Costello Fine GaelSean MacEntee Fianna FailGalway East Patrick Beegan Fianna FailSean Broderick Fine GaelFrank Fahy Fianna FailMark Killilea Snr Fianna FailGalway West Gerald Bartley Fianna FailJoseph Mongan Fine GaelSean Tubridy Fianna FailKerry North Stephen Fuller Fianna FailEamon Kissane Fianna FailTom McEllistrim Fianna FailJohn M O Sullivan Fine GaelKerry South Frederick Crowley Fianna FailJohn Flynn Fianna FailFionan Lynch Fine GaelKilkenny Denis Gorey Fine GaelThomas Derrig Fianna FailJames Pattison LabourLeitrim Stephen Flynn Fianna FailBernard Maguire Fianna FailMary Reynolds Fine GaelLeix Offaly Patrick Boland Fianna FailWilliam Davin LabourJack Finlay Fine GaelPatrick Gorry Fianna FailThomas F O Higgins Fine GaelLimerick Daniel Bourke Fianna FailGeorge C Bennett Fine GaelMichael Colbert Fianna FailMichael Keyes LabourDonnchadh o Briain Fianna FailJohn O Shaughnessy Fine GaelRobert Ryan Fianna FailLouth Frank Aiken Fianna FailJames Coburn Fine GaelLaurence Walsh Fianna FailMayo North Patrick Browne Fine GaelJohn Munnelly Fianna FailP J Ruttledge Fianna FailMayo South Micheal Clery Fianna FailJames FitzGerald Kenney Fine GaelEdward Moane Fianna FailMartin Nally Fine GaelRichard Walsh Fianna FailMeath Westmeath Charles Fagan Fine GaelPatrick Giles Fine GaelJames Kelly Fianna FailMichael Kennedy Fianna FailMatthew O Reilly Fianna FailMonaghan James Dillon Fine GaelEamon Rice Fianna FailConn Ward Fianna FailRoscommon Gerald Boland Fianna FailMichael Brennan Fine GaelDaniel O Rourke Fianna FailSligo Frank Carty Fianna FailMartin Roddy Fine GaelPatrick Rogers Fine GaelTipperary Dan Breen Fianna FailSeamus Burke Fine GaelAndrew Fogarty Fianna FailDaniel Morrissey Fine GaelWilliam O Brien LabourMartin Ryan Fianna FailJeremiah Ryan Fine GaelWaterford Patrick Little Fianna FailMichael Morrissey Fianna FailBridget Redmond Fine GaelNicholas Wall Fine GaelWexford Denis Allen Fianna FailRichard Corish LabourJohn Esmonde Fine GaelJohn Keating Fine GaelJames Ryan Fianna FailWicklow James Everett LabourSeamus Moore Fianna FailDermot O Mahony Fine GaelChanges editDate Constituency Loss Gain Note21 July 1937 Galway East Fianna Fail Ceann Comhairle Frank Fahy takes office as Ceann Comhairle 1 7 November 1937 Cork West Fianna Fail Death of Eamon Rice 3 References edit a b Election of Ceann Comhairle Dail Eireann 9th Dail Vol 69 No 1 Houses of the Oireachtas 21 July 1937 Archived from the original on 2 November 2019 Retrieved 7 August 2022 TDs amp Senators 9th Dail Houses of the Oireachtas Archived from the original on 19 January 2021 Retrieved 27 March 2022 Death of Deputy Eamonn Rice Dail Eireann 9th Dail Houses of the Oireachtas 10 November 1937 Archived from the original on 28 September 2019 Retrieved 28 September 2019 External links editHouses of the Oireachtas Debates 9th Dail Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 9th Dail amp oldid 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