This is a list of the 166 TDs elected to Dáil Éireann in the 2002 general election, sorted by party.[2] The Changes table below records all changes in party affiliation during the 29th Dáil.
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The 29th Dail was elected at the 2002 general election on 17 May 2002 and met on 6 June 2002 The members of Dail Eireann the house of representatives of the Oireachtas legislature of Ireland are known as TDs The 29th Dail was dissolved by President Mary McAleese on 26 April 2007 at the request of the Taoiseach Bertie Ahern The 29th Dail lasted 1 786 days the 3rd longest after the 10th Dail and the 28th Dail 29th Dail 28th Dail 30th Dail OverviewLegislative bodyDail EireannJurisdictionIrelandMeeting placeLeinster HouseTerm6 June 2002 26 April 2007Election2002 general electionGovernment26th Government of IrelandMembers166Ceann ComhairleRory O HanlonTaoiseachBertie AhernTanaisteMichael McDowell Mary Harneyuntil 13 September 2006Chief WhipTom Kitt Mary Hanafinuntil 29 September 2004Leader of the OppositionEnda KennySessions1st6 June 2002 11 July 20022nd4 September 2002 12 July 20033rd30 September 2003 10 July 20044th29 September 2004 14 July 20055th28 September 2005 16 July 20066th27 September 2006 26 April 2007 Contents 1 Composition of the 29th Dail 1 1 Graphical representation 2 Ceann Comhairle 3 List of TDs 4 Changes 5 See also 6 References 7 Further reading 8 External linksComposition of the 29th Dail editParty June 2002 April 2007 Fianna Fail 81 78Fine Gael 31 32Labour 21 21 Progressive Democrats 8 8Green 6 6Sinn Fein 5 5Socialist Party 1 1Independent 13 14Ceann Comhairle 0 1Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats denoted with bullets formed the 26th Government of Ireland Graphical representation edit This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in the 29th Dail from June 2002 This was not the official seating plan nbsp Ceann Comhairle editOn 6 June 2002 Rory O Hanlon FF was proposed by Bertie Ahern for the position of Ceann Comhairle O Hanlon was approved without a vote 1 List of TDs editThis is a list of the 166 TDs elected to Dail Eireann in the 2002 general election sorted by party 2 The Changes table below records all changes in party affiliation during the 29th Dail Party Name ConstituencyFianna Fail 81 Bertie Ahern Dublin CentralDermot Ahern LouthMichael Ahern Cork EastNoel Ahern Dublin North WestBarry Andrews Dun LaoghaireSean Ardagh Dublin South CentralLiam Aylward Carlow KilkennyJohnny Brady MeathMartin Brady Dublin North EastSeamus Brennan Dublin SouthJohn Browne WexfordJoe Callanan Galway EastIvor Callely Dublin North CentralPat Carey Dublin North WestJohn Carty MayoDonie Cassidy WestmeathMichael J Collins Limerick WestMary Coughlan Donegal South WestBrian Cowen Laois OffalyJohn Cregan Limerick WestMartin Cullen WaterfordJohn Curran Dublin Mid WestNoel Davern Tipperary SouthSile de Valera ClareNoel Dempsey MeathTony Dempsey WexfordJohn Dennehy Cork South CentralJimmy Devins Sligo LeitrimJohn Ellis Sligo LeitrimFrank Fahey Galway WestMichael Finneran Longford RoscommonDermot Fitzpatrick Dublin CentralSean Fleming Laois OffalyBeverley Flynn MayoPat the Cope Gallagher Donegal South WestJim Glennon Dublin NorthMary Hanafin Dun LaoghaireSean Haughey Dublin North CentralMaire Hoctor Tipperary NorthJoe Jacob WicklowCecilia Keaveney Donegal North EastBilly Kelleher Cork North CentralPeter Kelly Longford RoscommonTony Killeen ClareSeamus Kirk LouthTom Kitt Dublin SouthBrian Lenihan Dublin WestConor Lenihan Dublin South WestMicheal Martin Cork South CentralCharlie McCreevy Kildare NorthJim McDaid Donegal North EastTom McEllistrim Kerry NorthJohn McGuinness Carlow KilkennyJohn Moloney Laois OffalyDonal Moynihan Cork North WestMichael Moynihan Cork North WestMichael Mulcahy Dublin South CentralM J Nolan Carlow KilkennyEamon o Cuiv Galway WestCharlie O Connor Dublin South WestWillie O Dea Limerick EastJohn O Donoghue Kerry SouthDenis O Donovan Cork South WestSean o Fearghail Kildare SouthNoel O Flynn Cork North CentralRory O Hanlon Cavan MonaghanBatt O Keeffe Cork South CentralNed O Keeffe Cork EastPeter Power Limerick EastSean Power Kildare SouthDick Roche WicklowEoin Ryan Dublin South EastBrendan Smith Cavan MonaghanMichael Smith Tipperary NorthNoel Treacy Galway EastDan Wallace Cork North CentralMary Wallace MeathJoe Walsh Cork South WestOllie Wilkinson WaterfordMichael Woods Dublin North EastG V Wright Dublin NorthFine Gael 31 Bernard Allen Cork North CentralPat Breen ClareJohn Bruton MeathRichard Bruton Dublin North CentralPaul Connaughton Snr Galway EastSimon Coveney Cork South CentralSeymour Crawford Cavan MonaghanJohn Deasy WaterfordJimmy Deenihan Kerry NorthBernard Durkan Kildare NorthDamien English MeathOlwyn Enright Laois OffalyTom Hayes Tipperary SouthPhil Hogan Carlow KilkennyPaul Kehoe WexfordEnda Kenny MayoPadraic McCormack Galway WestDinny McGinley Donegal South WestPaul McGrath WestmeathGay Mitchell Dublin South CentralOlivia Mitchell Dublin SouthGerard Murphy Cork North WestDan Neville Limerick WestDenis Naughten Longford RoscommonMichael Noonan Limerick EastFergus O Dowd LouthJim O Keeffe Cork South WestJohn Perry Sligo LeitrimMichael Ring MayoDavid Stanton Cork EastBilly Timmins WicklowLabour Party 21 Tommy Broughan Dublin North EastJoan Burton Dublin WestJoe Costello Dublin CentralBreeda Moynihan Cronin Kerry SouthEamon Gilmore Dun LaoghaireMichael D Higgins Galway WestBrendan Howlin WexfordKathleen Lynch Cork North CentralLiz McManus WicklowBrian O Shea WaterfordJan O Sullivan Limerick EastSeamus Pattison Carlow KilkennyWillie Penrose WestmeathRuairi Quinn Dublin South EastPat Rabbitte Dublin South WestSean Ryan Dublin NorthJoe Sherlock Cork EastRoisin Shortall Dublin North WestEmmet Stagg Kildare NorthMary Upton Dublin South CentralJack Wall Kildare SouthProgressive Democrats 8 Noel Grealish Galway WestMary Harney Dublin Mid WestMichael McDowell Dublin South EastLiz O Donnell Dublin SouthFiona O Malley Dun LaoghaireTim O Malley Limerick EastTom Parlon Laois OffalyMae Sexton Longford RoscommonGreen Party 6 Dan Boyle Cork South CentralCiaran Cuffe Dun LaoghairePaul Gogarty Dublin Mid WestJohn Gormley Dublin South EastEamon Ryan Dublin SouthTrevor Sargent Dublin NorthSinn Fein 5 Sean Crowe Dublin South WestMartin Ferris Kerry NorthArthur Morgan LouthCaoimhghin o Caolain Cavan MonaghanAengus o Snodaigh Dublin South CentralSocialist Party 1 Joe Higgins Dublin WestIndependent 13 Niall Blaney Donegal North EastJames Breen ClarePaudge Connolly Cavan MonaghanJerry Cowley MayoMildred Fox WicklowTony Gregory Dublin CentralMarian Harkin Sligo LeitrimSeamus Healy Tipperary SouthMichael Lowry Tipperary NorthFinian McGrath Dublin North CentralPaddy McHugh Galway EastJackie Healy Rae Kerry SouthLiam Twomey WexfordChanges editDate Constituency Loss Gain Note6 June 2002 Cavan Monaghan Fianna Fail Ceann Comhairle Rory O Hanlon is elected Ceann Comhairle 1 27 September 2003 Limerick West Fianna Fail Independent Michael J Collins resigns from Fianna Fail5 May 2004 Mayo Fianna Fail Independent Beverley Flynn is expelled from Fianna Fail22 September 2004 Wexford Independent Fine Gael Liam Twomey joins Fine Gael31 October 2004 Kildare North Fianna Fail Charlie McCreevy resigns his seat on appointment as European Commissioner31 October 2004 Meath Fine Gael John Bruton resigns his seat on his appointment as EU Ambassador to the United States11 March 2005 Meath Fine Gael Shane McEntee wins the seat vacated by John Bruton11 March 2005 Kildare North Independent Catherine Murphy wins the seat vacated by Charlie McCreevy26 July 2006 Donegal North East Independent Fianna Fail Fianna Fail Niall Blaney joins Fianna FailSee also editMembers of the 22nd SeanadReferences edit a b Election of Ceann Comhairle Dail Eireann 29th Dail Vol 553 No 1 Houses of the Oireachtas 6 June 2002 Retrieved 11 July 2022 TDs amp Senators 29th Dail Houses of the Oireachtas Further reading editKennedy Geraldine ed 2002 Nealon s Guide to the 29th Dail and Seanad Dublin The Irish Times Gill amp Macmillan ISBN 0 7171 3288 9 External links editHouses of the Oireachtas Debates 29th Dail Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Members of the 29th Dail 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