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The 26th Dail was elected at the 1989 general election on 15 June 1989 and met on 29 June 1989 The members of Dail Eireann the house of representatives of the Oireachtas legislature of Ireland are known as TDs The 26th Dail lasted 1 226 days and saw a change of Taoiseach from Charles Haughey to Albert Reynolds The 26th Dail was dissolved by President Mary Robinson on 5 November 1992 at the request of the Taoiseach Albert Reynolds There were no by elections during the 26th Dail 26th Dail 25th Dail 27th Dail OverviewLegislative bodyDail EireannJurisdictionIrelandMeeting placeLeinster HouseTerm29 June 1989 5 November 1992Election1989 general electionGovernment21st Government of Ireland22nd Government of IrelandMembers166Ceann ComhairleSean TreacyTaoiseachAlbert Reynolds Charles Haugheyuntil 11 February 1992TanaisteJohn Wilson Brian Lenihanuntil 31 October 1990Chief WhipNoel Dempsey Dermot Ahernuntil 11 February 1992 Vincent Bradyuntil 14 November 1991Leader of the OppositionJohn Bruton Alan Dukesuntil 20 November 1990Sessions1st29 June 1989 20 July 19892nd24 October 1989 13 July 19903rd28 August 1990 12 July 19914th16 October 1991 10 July 19925th7 October 1992 5 November 1992 Contents 1 Composition of the 26th Dail 1 1 Graphical representation 2 Ceann Comhairle 3 TDs by constituency 4 Changes 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksComposition of the 26th Dail EditParty June 1989 Nov 1992 Fianna Fail 77 77Fine Gael 55 55Labour 15 16Workers Party 7 1 Progressive Democrats 6 6Green 1 1Democratic Socialist 1 0Independent Fianna Fail 1 1Democratic Left 0 6Independent 3 2Ceann Comhairle 0 1On 12 July 1989 Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats denoted with bullets formed the 21st Government of Ireland led by Charles Haughey On 11 February 1992 they formed the 22nd Government of Ireland led by Albert Reynolds The Progressive Democrats left the government on 4 November 1992 Graphical representation Edit This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in the 26th Dail from June 1989 This was not the official seating plan Ceann Comhairle EditOn 29 June 1989 Sean Treacy Ind was proposed by Charles Haughey for the position of Ceann Comhairle Alan Dukes proposed Paddy Harte for the position Treacy was approved by a vote of 87 to 78 1 TDs by constituency EditThe list of the 166 TDs elected is given in alphabetical order by Dail constituency 2 Members of the 26th DailConstituency Name PartyCarlow Kilkenny Liam Aylward Fianna FailJohn Browne Fine GaelPhil Hogan Fine GaelM J Nolan Fianna FailSeamus Pattison LabourCavan Monaghan Andrew Boylan Fine GaelBill Cotter Fine GaelJimmy Leonard Fianna FailRory O Hanlon Fianna FailJohn Wilson Fianna FailClare Donal Carey Fine GaelBrendan Daly Fianna FailSile de Valera Fianna FailMadeleine Taylor Quinn Fine GaelCork East Michael Ahern Fianna FailPaul Bradford Fine GaelNed O Keeffe Fianna FailJoe Sherlock Workers PartyCork North Central Bernard Allen Fine GaelDenis Lyons Fianna FailGerry O Sullivan LabourMairin Quill Progressive DemocratsDan Wallace Fianna FailCork North West Michael Creed Fine GaelFrank Crowley Fine GaelLaurence Kelly Fianna FailCork South Central Peter Barry Fine GaelJohn Dennehy Fianna FailMicheal Martin Fianna FailToddy O Sullivan LabourPearse Wyse Progressive DemocratsCork South West Jim O Keeffe Fine GaelP J Sheehan Fine GaelJoe Walsh Fianna FailDonegal North East Neil Blaney Independent Fianna FailPaddy Harte Fine GaelJim McDaid Fianna FailDonegal South West Mary Coughlan Fianna FailPat the Cope Gallagher Fianna FailDinny McGinley Fine GaelDublin Central Bertie Ahern Fianna FailDermot Fitzpatrick Fianna FailTony Gregory IndependentPat Lee Fine GaelJohn Stafford Fianna FailDublin North Ray Burke Fianna FailNora Owen Fine GaelSean Ryan LabourDublin North Central Vincent Brady Fianna FailRichard Bruton Fine GaelIvor Callely Fianna FailCharles Haughey Fianna FailDublin North East Michael Joe Cosgrave Fine GaelLiam Fitzgerald Fianna FailPat McCartan Workers PartyMichael Woods Fianna FailDublin North West Michael Barrett Fianna FailProinsias De Rossa Workers PartyMary Flaherty Fine GaelJim Tunney Fianna FailDublin South Seamus Brennan Fianna FailNuala Fennell Fine GaelRoger Garland GreenTom Kitt Fianna FailAlan Shatter Fine GaelDublin South Central Ben Briscoe Fianna FailEric Byrne Workers PartyGay Mitchell Fine GaelFergus O Brien Fine GaelJohn O Connell Fianna FailDublin South East Gerard Brady Fianna FailJoe Doyle Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald Fine GaelRuairi Quinn LabourDublin South West Chris Flood Fianna FailMary Harney Progressive DemocratsPat Rabbitte Workers PartyMervyn Taylor LabourDublin West Austin Currie Fine GaelLiam Lawlor Fianna FailBrian Lenihan Fianna FailJim Mitchell Fine GaelTomas Mac Giolla Workers PartyDun Laoghaire David Andrews Fianna FailMonica Barnes Fine GaelSean Barrett Fine GaelEamon Gilmore Workers PartyBrian Hillery Fianna FailGalway East Paul Connaughton Snr Fine GaelMichael Kitt Fianna FailNoel Treacy Fianna FailGalway West Frank Fahey Fianna FailMaire Geoghegan Quinn Fianna FailMichael D Higgins LabourPadraic McCormack Fine GaelBobby Molloy Progressive DemocratsKerry North Jimmy Deenihan Fine GaelTom McEllistrim Fianna FailDick Spring LabourKerry South Michael Moynihan LabourJohn O Donoghue Fianna FailJohn O Leary Fianna FailKildare Alan Dukes Fine GaelBernard Durkan Fine GaelCharlie McCreevy Fianna FailSean Power Fianna FailEmmet Stagg LabourLaois Offaly Ger Connolly Fianna FailBrian Cowen Fianna FailTom Enright Fine GaelCharles Flanagan Fine GaelLiam Hyland Fianna FailLimerick East Peadar Clohessy Progressive DemocratsJim Kemmy Democratic SocialistMichael Noonan Fine GaelWillie O Dea Fianna FailDesmond O Malley Progressive DemocratsLimerick West Gerry Collins Fianna FailMichael Finucane Fine GaelMichael J Noonan Fianna FailLongford Westmeath Louis Belton Fine GaelPaul McGrath Fine GaelMary O Rourke Fianna FailAlbert Reynolds Fianna FailLouth Dermot Ahern Fianna FailSeamus Kirk Fianna FailBrendan McGahon Fine GaelMichael Bell LabourMayo East Sean Calleary Fianna FailJim Higgins Fine GaelP J Morley Fianna FailMayo West Padraig Flynn Fianna FailEnda Kenny Fine GaelMartin O Toole Fianna FailMeath John Bruton Fine GaelNoel Dempsey Fianna FailJohn Farrelly Fine GaelColm Hilliard Fianna FailMary Wallace Fianna FailRoscommon John Connor Fine GaelTom Foxe IndependentTerry Leyden Fianna FailSligo Leitrim Matt Brennan Fianna FailJohn Ellis Fianna FailTed Nealon Fine GaelGerry Reynolds Fine GaelTipperary North Michael Lowry Fine GaelMichael O Kennedy Fianna FailMichael Smith Fianna FailTipperary South Theresa Ahearn Fine GaelNoel Davern Fianna FailMichael Ferris LabourSean Treacy IndependentWaterford Austin Deasy Fine GaelJackie Fahey Fianna FailBrendan Kenneally Fianna FailBrian O Shea LabourWexford John Browne Fianna FailSeamus Cullimore Fianna FailBrendan Howlin LabourMichael D Arcy Fine GaelIvan Yates Fine GaelWicklow Dick Roche Fianna FailJoe Jacob Fianna FailLiam Kavanagh LabourGodfrey Timmins Fine GaelChanges EditDate Constituency Loss Gain Note29 June 1989 Tipperary South Independent Ceann Comhairle Sean Treacy Ind takes office as Ceann Comhairle 1 1 May 1990 Limerick East Democratic Socialist Labour Jim Kemmy joins Labour following DSP approval of merger 3 22 February 1992 Dublin North West Workers Party Democratic Left Proinsias De Rossa leaves Workers Party and establishes new party Democratic Left initially called New Agenda as party leader22 February 1992 Cork East Workers Party Democratic Left Joe Sherlock leaves Workers Party to join Democratic Left22 February 1992 Dublin North East Workers Party Democratic Left Pat McCartan leaves Workers Party to join Democratic Left22 February 1992 Dublin South Central Workers Party Democratic Left Eric Byrne leaves Workers Party to join Democratic Left22 February 1992 Dublin South West Workers Party Democratic Left Pat Rabbitte leaves Workers Party to join Democratic Left22 February 1992 Dun Laoghaire Workers Party Democratic Left Eamon Gilmore leaves Workers Party to join Democratic LeftSee also EditMembers of the 19th SeanadReferences Edit a b Election of Ceann Comhairle Dail Eireann 26th Dail Houses of the Oireachtas 29 June 1989 Archived from the original on 7 July 2022 Retrieved 7 July 2022 TDs amp Senators 26th Dail Houses of the Oireachtas Archived from the original on 5 May 2018 Retrieved 7 July 2022 Kemmy rejoins Labour tomorrow The Irish Times 30 April 1990 Retrieved 7 July 2022 External links EditHouses of the Oireachtas Debates 26th Dail Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Members of the 26th Dail amp oldid 1151209558, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
