The Constituency Commission proposed in its 2012 report that at the next general election a new constituency called Tipperary be created, as part of changes that reduced the total number of TDs from 166 to 158.[1][2] This occurred in 2016, shortly after the administrative amalgamation in 2014 of the separate counties to form County Tipperary.[3]
Changes to the Tipperary constituency 1923–1948, 2016–present
transfer of the electoral divisions of Aglishcloghane, Ballingarry, Ballylusky, Borrisokane, Carrig, Cloghjordan, Cloghprior, Clohaskin, Finnoe, Graigue, Kilbarron, Lorrha East, Lorrha West, Mertonhall, Rathcabban, Redwood, Riverstown, Terryglass, and Uskane, in the former Rural District of Borrisokane; and Ardcrony, Ballygibbon, Ballymackey, Knigh, and Monsea, in the former Rural District of Nenagh to the new Offaly constituency;
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.
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.
^Healy was a member of the Workers and Unemployed Action party but stood as a non-party/independent candidate on this occasion.
^The existing ballot paper, which contained the name of the deceased candidate, Marese Skehan, was still used.[23]
On 3 February 2020, following the death of independent candidate, Marese Skehan, the election in the Tipperary constituency was due to be postponed, with nominations to be re-opened.[24][25][26] However, on 5 February the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government issued a Special Difficulty Order allowing the election to proceed on the same date as other constituencies. This was in consideration of the constitutional requirement that elections take place within 30 days of the dissolution of the Dáil.[23][27][28]
^Healy was a member of the Workers and Unemployed Action party but was officially a non party/independent candidate on this occasion.
1947 by-electionedit
Following the death of Clann na Talmhan TD William O'Donnell, a by-election was held on 29 October 1947. The seat was won by the Clann na Poblachta candidate Patrick Kinane.
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tipperary, dáil, constituency, tipperary, parliamentary, constituency, that, been, represented, dáil, Éireann, lower, house, irish, parliament, oireachtas, since, 2016, general, election, constituency, elects, deputies, teachtaí, dála, commonly, known, system,. Tipperary is a parliamentary constituency that has been represented in Dail Eireann the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas since the 2016 general election The constituency elects 5 deputies Teachtai Dala commonly known as TDs on the system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote PR STV A constituency of the same name existed between 1923 and 1948 TipperaryDail constituencyMajor settlementsCarrick on SuirCashelClonmelNenaghRoscreaThurlesTipperaryCurrent constituencyCreated2016Seats5TDs Martin Browne SF Jackie Cahill FF Alan Kelly Lab Michael Lowry Ind Mattie McGrath Ind Local government areaCounty TipperaryCreated fromTipperary NorthTipperary SouthEP constituencySouth Contents 1 History and boundaries 2 TDs 2 1 TDs 1923 1948 2 2 TDs since 2016 3 Elections 3 1 2020 general election 3 2 2016 general election 3 3 1947 by election 3 4 1944 general election 3 5 1943 general election 3 6 1938 general election 3 7 1937 general election 3 8 1933 general election 3 9 1932 general election 3 10 September 1927 general election 3 11 June 1927 general election 3 12 1923 general election 4 See also 5 ReferencesHistory and boundaries editTipperaryFormer Dail constituencyFormer constituencyCreated1923Abolished1948Seats7Local government areasNorth TipperarySouth TipperaryCreated fromTipperary Mid North and SouthWaterford Tipperary EastReplaced byTipperary NorthTipperary SouthThe constituency was created under the Electoral Act 1923 and was first used at the 1923 general election incorporating the separate counties of North Tipperary and South Tipperary It was abolished in 1948 The Constituency Commission proposed in its 2012 report that at the next general election a new constituency called Tipperary be created as part of changes that reduced the total number of TDs from 166 to 158 1 2 This occurred in 2016 shortly after the administrative amalgamation in 2014 of the separate counties to form County Tipperary 3 Changes to the Tipperary constituency 1923 1948 2016 present Years Seats Area Change1923 1948 7 North Tipperary and South Tipperary 4 5 1948 2016 Constituency abolished See Tipperary North and Tipperary South2016 2020 5 County Tipperary except for the part in the Offaly constituency 6 Amalgamation of Tipperary North and Tipperary South transfer of the electoral divisions of Aglishcloghane Ballingarry Ballylusky Borrisokane Carrig Cloghjordan Cloghprior Clohaskin Finnoe Graigue Kilbarron Lorrha East Lorrha West Mertonhall Rathcabban Redwood Riverstown Terryglass and Uskane in the former Rural District of Borrisokane and Ardcrony Ballygibbon Ballymackey Knigh and Monsea in the former Rural District of Nenagh to the new Offaly constituency transfer of electoral divisions in Waterford City and County to Waterford 2020 5 County Tipperary except for the part in the Limerick City constituency 7 Transfer of electoral divisions from the former Offaly constituency transfer of Birdhill Kilcomenty Newport in the former Rural District of Nenagh to the Limerick City constituency TDs editTDs 1923 1948 edit Teachtai Dala TDs for Tipperary 1923 1948 8 Key to parties CnaT Clann na Talmhan CnaP Clann na Poblachta CnaG Cumann na nGaedheal FP Farmers Party FF Fianna Fail FG Fine Gael Ind Independent Lab Labour NCP National Centre Party Rep RepublicanDail Election Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party 4th 1923 9 Dan Breen Rep Patrick Ryan Rep Michael Heffernan FP Louis Dalton CnaG Seamus Burke CnaG Daniel Morrissey Lab Sean McCurtin CnaG 5th 1927 Jun 10 Sean Hayes FF William O Brien Lab Andrew Fogarty FF John Hassett CnaG 6th 1927 Sep 11 Timothy Sheehy FF 7th 1932 12 Dan Breen FF Daniel Morrissey Ind 8th 1933 13 Martin Ryan FF Daniel Morrissey CnaG Richard Curran NCP 9th 1937 14 William O Brien Lab Seamus Burke FG Jeremiah Ryan FG Daniel Morrissey FG 10th 1938 15 Frank Loughman FF Richard Curran FG 11th 1943 16 Richard Stapleton Lab William O Donnell CnaT 12th 1944 17 Frank Loughman FF Mary Ryan FF Richard Mulcahy FG 1947 by election 18 Patrick Kinane CnaP 13th 1948 Constituency abolished See Tipperary North and Tipperary SouthNote 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 2016 edit Teachtai Dala TDs for Tipperary 2016 Key to parties FF Fianna Fail Ind Independent Lab Labour SF Sinn Fein WUA WUADail Election Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party Deputy Party 32nd 2016 19 Seamus Healy WUA Alan Kelly Lab Jackie Cahill FF Michael Lowry Ind Mattie McGrath Ind 33rd 2020 20 Martin Browne SF 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 edit2020 general election edit 2020 general election Tipperary 20 21 22 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Independent Michael Lowry 18 1 14 802 Sinn Fein Martin Browne 12 2 10 004 10 126 10 304 10 834 11 207 11 805 11 964 14 046 Independent Mattie McGrath 11 4 9 321 9 533 9 815 10 152 11 147 11 727 12 478 15 127 Labour Alan Kelly 9 6 7 857 7 979 8 445 9 282 9 618 11 390 12 135 12 773 13 222Fianna Fail Jackie Cahill 9 7 7 940 8 171 8 948 9 114 10 809 11 684 12 118 12 535 12 939Fine Gael Garret Ahearn 7 6 6 206 6 273 6 327 6 553 6 837 7 034 10 626 11 086 11 499Independent Seamus Healy a 7 1 5 829 5 866 5 950 6 306 6 656 6 936 7 058 Fine Gael Mary Newman Julian 6 0 4 926 5 054 5 149 5 518 5 730 6 206 Independent Joe Hannigan 5 8 4 715 4 826 5 133 5 313 5 461 Fianna Fail Imelda Goldsboro 5 0 4 082 4 139 4 631 4 749 Green Rob O Donnell 3 9 3 170 3 201 3 315 Fianna Fail Sandra Farrell 2 7 2 233 2 275 Irish Freedom Dolores Cahill 0 6 521 527 Independent Marese Skehan b 0 2 182 186 Electorate 126 781 Valid 81 788 Spoilt 635 Quota 13 632 Turnout 65 01 Healy was a member of the Workers and Unemployed Action party but stood as a non party independent candidate on this occasion The existing ballot paper which contained the name of the deceased candidate Marese Skehan was still used 23 On 3 February 2020 following the death of independent candidate Marese Skehan the election in the Tipperary constituency was due to be postponed with nominations to be re opened 24 25 26 However on 5 February the Minister for Housing Planning and Local Government issued a Special Difficulty Order allowing the election to proceed on the same date as other constituencies This was in consideration of the constitutional requirement that elections take place within 30 days of the dissolution of the Dail 23 27 28 2016 general election edit 2016 general election Tipperary 29 30 31 19 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7Independent Michael Lowry 16 8 13 064 Independent Mattie McGrath 14 4 11 237 11 781 12 819 13 064 Fianna Fail Jackie Cahill 9 5 7 414 7 542 9 103 9 530 10 114 15 062 Independent Seamus Healy a 9 6 7 452 7 834 8 477 8 572 11 427 12 029 12 874Labour Alan Kelly 9 9 7 746 8 209 8 387 9 456 9 958 11 067 11 750Fine Gael Tom Hayes 8 0 6 218 6 821 7 026 9 373 9 560 9 943 10 437Fianna Fail Michael Smith 8 6 6 718 6 817 7 565 8 165 8 891 Sinn Fein Seamus Morris 7 3 5 724 5 921 6 038 6 205 Fine Gael Noel Coonan 6 1 4 782 5 140 5 193 Fianna Fail Siobhan Ambrose 5 7 4 472 4 687 Fine Gael Marie Murphy 2 0 1 542 Green Gearoid Fitzgibbon 1 7 1 341 Independent Michael Dillon 0 3 238 Electorate 112 615 Valid 77 948 Spoilt 646 Quota 12 992 Turnout 69 8 Healy was a member of the Workers and Unemployed Action party but was officially a non party independent candidate on this occasion 1947 by election edit Following the death of Clann na Talmhan TD William O Donnell a by election was held on 29 October 1947 The seat was won by the Clann na Poblachta candidate Patrick Kinane 1947 by election Tipperary 18 32 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4Clann na Poblachta Patrick Kinane 21 4 11 471 13 004 16 281 23 265Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 32 1 17 169 18 156 19 868 21 647Fine Gael Jeremiah Ryan 21 2 11 341 14 386 15 795 Labour Denis O Sullivan 13 5 7 201 7 427 Clann na Talmhan Michael Fitzgerald 11 8 6 328 Electorate 81 112 Valid 53 510 Quota 26 756 Turnout 65 97 1944 general election edit 1944 general election Tipperary 17 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Fianna Fail Dan Breen 17 3 10 571 Fine Gael Richard Mulcahy 13 0 7 989 Fianna Fail Mary Ryan 12 0 7 330 7 682 Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 9 5 5 791 7 606 7 837 Fianna Fail Frank Loughman 7 7 4 705 4 979 5 075 5 173 5 177 5 187 5 265 5 597 7 760 Fine Gael Daniel Morrissey 8 3 5 061 5 123 5 209 6 542 6 799 6 800 6 805 7 090 7 403 8 025Clann na Talmhan William O Donnell 7 6 4 638 4 692 4 772 5 078 5 118 5 118 5 123 5 275 5 348 7 305Labour John Boland 5 6 3 420 3 460 3 584 3 622 3 625 3 626 3 632 5 547 5 713 5 890Clann na Talmhan John Stakelum 4 9 3 026 3 050 3 121 3 201 3 217 3 218 3 227 3 360 3 442 Fianna Fail James Gardiner 4 5 2 758 2 912 3 025 3 143 3 144 3 154 3 219 3 317 Labour Richard Stapleton 4 6 2 821 2 874 3 039 3 100 3 110 3 111 3 122 Fine Gael Thomas Bourke 3 4 2 079 2 131 2 163 Ailtiri na hAiseirghe Tomas o Dochartaigh 1 8 1 072 1 105 Electorate 82 815 Valid 61 261 Quota 7 658 Turnout 74 0 1943 general election edit 1943 general election Tipperary 16 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21Fianna Fail Dan Breen 13 4 8 742 Fine Gael Daniel Morrissey 7 9 5 178 5 183 5 219 5 240 6 012 6 046 6 347 6 462 6 626 6 701 7 182 7 776 8 119 8 171 8 329 Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 6 1 4 010 4 282 4 377 4 408 4 432 4 544 4 603 4 636 4 666 4 828 4 898 5 040 5 117 6 449 7 606 7 622 9 815 Fianna Fail Martin Ryan 7 3 4 775 4 809 4 815 4 825 4 848 4 896 4 904 4 996 5 110 5 145 5 676 5 716 5 868 6 075 6 871 6 893 7 551 8 960 Fine Gael Jeremiah Ryan 5 8 3 796 3 802 3 835 3 848 3 898 3 927 4 069 4 091 4 152 4 174 4 235 4 702 4 770 4 872 5 013 5 033 5 126 5 194 5 205 7 217 8 424Labour Richard Stapleton 3 5 2 258 2 263 2 281 2 347 2 350 2 594 2 623 2 905 2 912 3 868 3 944 3 977 5 582 5 672 5 738 5 742 5 986 6 052 6 186 6 505 7 263Clann na Talmhan William O Donnell 5 5 3 582 3 590 3 600 3 610 3 623 3 671 3 784 3 791 4 422 4 446 5 187 5 405 5 432 5 468 5 501 5 517 5 612 5 640 5 695 6 282 6 553Independent Seamus Burke 5 0 3 300 3 307 3 325 3 347 3 438 3 467 3 522 3 566 3 667 3 698 3 787 3 978 4 044 4 146 4 476 4 494 4 541 4 553 4 580 4 910 5 351Independent Daniel Kennedy 5 4 3 538 3 558 3 645 3 674 3 687 3 775 3 793 3 835 3 869 4 090 4 118 4 308 4 347 4 425 4 488 4 491 4 530 4 547 4 577 4 695 Fine Gael Denis Bourke 3 8 2 489 2 501 2 508 2 554 2 618 2 643 3 151 3 159 3 169 3 208 3 228 3 828 3 843 3 870 3 914 3 918 4 028 4 054 4 086 Fianna Fail Frank Loughman 4 2 2 747 2 786 2 791 2 825 2 831 2 947 2 982 2 996 3 012 3 045 3 053 3 069 3 098 3 597 3 804 3 807 Fianna Fail Thomas Meagher 4 1 2 681 2 695 2 697 2 701 2 713 2 740 2 747 2 789 2 820 2 832 2 892 2 915 2 975 3 218 Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 3 8 2 481 2 549 2 557 2 580 2 586 2 712 2 734 2 760 2 766 2 823 2 849 2 885 2 938 Labour Patrick Tierney 3 1 2 010 2 012 2 017 2 021 2 040 2 081 2 083 2 549 2 568 2 754 2 850 2 875 Fine Gael Thomas Bourke 3 5 2 272 2 281 2 286 2 298 2 338 2 350 2 509 2 519 2 570 2 699 2 757 Clann na Talmhan Timothy Sheehy 2 8 1 796 1 799 1 800 1 804 1 832 1 867 1 869 1 942 2 518 2 547 Labour William Cotter 2 7 1 744 1 772 1 779 1 840 1 846 1 906 1 921 2 139 2 147 Clann na Talmhan John Lee 2 7 1 758 1 760 1 762 1 771 1 806 1 842 1 868 1 886 Labour Thomas Malone 2 1 1 383 1 388 1 393 1 419 1 453 1 563 1 569 Fine Gael Richard Curran 2 2 1 426 1 429 1 433 1 452 1 496 1 545 Coras na Poblachta Denis J O Driscoll 2 0 1 297 1 303 1 312 1 328 1 333 Fine Gael Anthony Esmonde 2 0 1 289 1 292 1 294 1 310 Independent Mary Corbett 0 7 466 477 505 Independent Mary Phillips 0 6 408 409 Electorate 82 815 Valid 65 426 Quota 8 179 Turnout 79 0 1938 general election edit 1938 general election Tipperary 15 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6Fianna Fail Dan Breen 14 7 9 984 Fianna Fail Martin Ryan 10 6 7 174 7 297 10 179 Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 11 1 7 529 8 473 9 401 Fianna Fail Frank Loughman 8 1 5 495 5 627 6 378 7 911 8 658 Fine Gael Richard Curran 8 8 5 960 6 017 6 047 6 058 6 079 9 180Fine Gael Daniel Morrissey 10 3 6 976 6 999 7 297 7 357 7 374 8 957Fine Gael Jeremiah Ryan 11 4 7 745 7 766 7 941 7 953 7 978 8 662Labour William O Brien 8 9 6 009 6 080 6 306 6 361 6 386 6 554Fine Gael Seamus Burke 8 3 5 657 5 681 5 741 5 762 5 776 Fianna Fail Sean Gaynor 7 9 5 361 5 463 Electorate 81 678 Valid 67 890 Quota 8 487 Turnout 83 1 1937 general election edit 1937 general election Tipperary 14 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Fianna Fail Dan Breen 13 1 8 849 Fine Gael Daniel Morrissey 11 5 7 770 8 312 9 033 Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 8 2 5 550 5 578 6 661 6 889 6 943 10 121 Fine Gael Seamus Burke 10 0 6 743 7 160 7 338 7 344 7 485 7 548 7 559 10 838 Fine Gael Jeremiah Ryan 7 4 5 027 5 951 6 319 6 323 6 481 6 560 6 627 8 186 10 478 Fianna Fail Martin Ryan 8 3 5 611 5 709 6 153 6 182 6 200 6 959 8 186 8 283 8 329 8 372Labour William O Brien 9 4 6 380 6 408 7 326 7 351 7 463 7 834 7 962 8 109 8 149 8 212Fianna Fail Timothy Sheehy 8 0 5 423 5 481 5 540 5 554 5 559 5 975 6 207 6 240 6 259 6 307Fine Gael Richard Curran 6 5 4 420 5 068 5 186 5 197 5 289 5 342 5 357 Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 6 9 4 671 4 689 4 929 5 020 5 032 Independent Daniel Kennedy 6 0 4 072 4 280 Fine Gael James Timoney 4 5 3 009 Electorate 82 727 Valid 67 525 Quota 8 441 Turnout 81 6 1933 general election edit 1933 general election Tipperary 13 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 13 5 9 362 Cumann na nGaedheal Daniel Morrissey 7 4 5 104 5 109 5 546 7 442 7 767 9 583 National Centre Party Richard Curran 10 0 6 896 6 904 7 154 7 299 7 364 7 687 7 744 11 888 Cumann na nGaedheal Seamus Burke 7 1 4 940 4 946 5 327 6 019 6 173 7 531 8 241 9 318 Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 10 0 6 909 7 187 7 209 7 219 8 405 8 506 8 513 8 611 8 712Fianna Fail Martin Ryan 9 7 6 732 6 855 6 865 6 902 7 555 7 746 7 749 7 879 8 145Fianna Fail Dan Breen 8 4 5 811 5 977 6 006 6 031 7 276 7 417 7 430 7 581 7 797Fianna Fail Timothy Sheehy 8 2 5 707 5 734 5 734 5 766 5 987 6 098 6 100 6 155 6 268National Centre Party Joseph McCann 6 4 4 405 4 422 4 587 5 145 5 274 5 806 5 944 Cumann na nGaedheal Jeremiah Ryan 5 8 3 997 4 010 4 243 4 487 4 662 Labour William O Brien 5 9 4 102 4 161 4 177 4 213 Cumann na nGaedheal Sean McCurtin 4 7 3 252 3 255 3 704 Cumann na nGaedheal Michael Heffernan 2 9 2 005 2 009 Electorate 82 499 Valid 69 222 Quota 8 653 Turnout 83 9 1932 general election edit 1932 general election Tipperary 12 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11Fianna Fail Dan Breen 13 6 8 817 Cumann na nGaedheal Seamus Burke 12 4 8 056 8 075 8 166 Independent Daniel Morrissey 9 8 6 388 6 402 6 635 7 191 7 590 8 980 Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 7 4 4 787 4 890 4 925 5 486 5 546 5 625 5 648 8 003 9 084 Fianna Fail Timothy Sheehy 8 2 5 332 5 347 5 412 5 432 5 436 5 529 5 595 5 741 9 077 Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 7 1 4 611 4 700 4 800 5 072 5 276 5 326 5 343 7 245 7 680 8 413 Cumann na nGaedheal John Hassett 6 5 4 196 4 211 4 240 4 391 5 161 6 559 6 932 7 093 7 286 7 328 7 483Cumann na nGaedheal Michael Heffernan 6 2 4 043 4 049 4 081 4 146 5 306 6 268 6 561 6 613 6 705 6 727 6 790Fianna Fail Martin Ryan 7 4 4 806 4 838 4 866 5 032 5 046 5 124 5 193 5 432 Fianna Fail James Davin 6 6 4 308 4 677 4 745 4 942 4 976 5 027 5 046 Cumann na nGaedheal Sean McCurtin 5 4 3 517 3 526 3 563 3 648 4 186 Cumann na nGaedheal Patrick Henehan 4 8 3 111 3 113 3 160 3 215 Labour Daniel Kennedy 2 5 1 632 1 651 2 219 Labour Richard Stapleton 2 1 1 354 1 359 Electorate 80 805 Valid 64 958 Quota 8 120 Turnout 80 4 September 1927 general election edit September 1927 general election Tipperary 11 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Cumann na nGaedheal Seamus Burke 16 8 9 852 Labour Daniel Morrissey 14 2 8 344 Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 11 2 6 567 6 593 6 619 6 638 6 767 7 477 Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 8 4 4 943 5 143 5 170 5 253 5 315 7 027 7 091 8 564 Farmers Party Michael Heffernan 10 1 5 914 6 188 6 204 6 564 6 936 6 977 6 981 7 230 7 263Cumann na nGaedheal John Hassett 6 9 4 031 5 452 5 473 5 831 6 526 6 736 6 738 7 121 7 227Fianna Fail Timothy Sheehy 8 3 4 860 4 877 4 919 4 940 5 003 5 674 5 724 6 154 6 849Cumann na nGaedheal Jeremiah Ryan 6 3 3 682 3 971 3 993 4 543 5 532 5 641 5 648 6 173 6 263Labour William O Brien 4 6 2 668 2 728 3 553 3 616 3 902 4 200 4 220 Fianna Fail Sean Gleeson 6 3 3 701 3 765 3 785 3 790 3 817 Cumann na nGaedheal Laurence Tobin 4 1 2 398 2 508 2 514 2 745 Cumann na nGaedheal Richard Trecey 2 9 1 672 1 733 1 742 Electorate 81 381 Valid 58 632 Quota 7 330 Turnout 72 1 June 1927 general election edit June 1927 general election Tipperary 10 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15Labour Daniel Morrissey 17 2 10 307 Cumann na nGaedheal Seamus Burke 13 4 8 043 Farmers Party Michael Heffernan 7 9 4 723 4 753 4 790 4 837 4 980 5 104 5 147 5 329 5 496 6 486 6 852 7 504 Labour William O Brien 3 7 2 224 4 469 4 489 4 797 4 894 4 957 5 047 5 382 5 689 5 760 6 163 6 851 6 856 7 092 7 547Fianna Fail Sean Hayes 8 7 5 232 5 272 5 275 5 411 5 446 5 457 5 553 5 613 5 817 5 843 5 921 6 106 6 107 6 998 7 105Fianna Fail Andrew Fogarty 6 3 3 795 3 834 3 845 3 955 4 026 4 066 4 229 4 262 4 594 4 665 4 872 5 155 5 156 6 925 7 186Cumann na nGaedheal John Hassett 4 0 2 385 2 416 2 627 2 660 2 800 3 278 3 307 3 702 3 818 3 965 4 275 4 592 4 596 4 776 6 755Fianna Fail Timothy Sheehy 6 1 3 626 3 671 3 673 3 675 3 683 3 694 4 239 4 249 4 271 4 637 5 019 5 050 5 050 5 286 5 389Cumann na nGaedheal Patrick Ryan 5 0 2 991 3 028 3 098 3 131 3 221 3 368 3 376 3 642 3 772 3 844 4 053 4 279 4 289 4 319 Fianna Fail Sean Gleeson 5 0 2 998 3 035 3 039 3 078 3 115 3 146 3 314 3 331 3 434 3 474 3 640 3 705 3 705 National League Thomas Condon 3 2 1 908 1 930 1 956 2 200 2 512 2 533 2 540 2 585 2 738 2 758 2 914 Independent Frank McGrath 3 1 1 859 1 945 1 959 1 983 2 028 2 146 2 221 2 264 2 373 2 746 Farmers Party John Seymour 3 4 2 011 2 059 2 068 2 070 2 094 2 170 2 283 2 311 2 335 Independent Dan Breen 2 5 1 480 1 526 1 566 1 653 1 713 1 740 1 758 1 796 Cumann na nGaedheal Patrick Morris 2 1 1 283 1 309 1 338 1 371 1 404 1 534 1 564 Fianna Fail Michael Kennedy 2 3 1 401 1 426 1 428 1 431 1 440 1 468 Cumann na nGaedheal Martin Maher 2 1 1 227 1 249 1 293 1 295 1 404 National League John Hackett 2 0 1 192 1 211 1 241 1 281 Independent John Cronin 2 0 1 175 1 201 1 209 Electorate 81 381 Valid 59 860 Quota 7 483 Turnout 73 6 1923 general election edit 1923 general election Tipperary 9 33 Party Candidate FPv Count1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13Cumann na nGaedheal Seamus Burke 22 4 12 257 Republican Dan Breen 16 5 9 026 Cumann na nGaedheal Louis Dalton 5 1 2 793 5 975 6 090 6 106 6 185 6 453 6 467 7 174 Cumann na nGaedheal Sean McCurtin 9 3 5 088 5 713 5 757 5 887 5 929 6 180 6 300 7 019 Republican Patrick Ryan 10 1 5 507 5 528 5 837 6 086 6 141 6 193 6 302 6 350 6 361 6 368 8 522 Labour Daniel Morrissey 10 2 5 580 5 735 5 861 5 945 6 008 6 073 6 161 6 285 6 323 6 365 6 495 6 711 7 110Farmers Party Michael Heffernan 5 7 3 130 3 382 3 445 3 476 3 763 3 989 4 041 4 313 4 444 4 490 4 611 4 745 6 201Labour Patrick Doherty 5 4 2 955 3 139 3 404 3 480 3 533 3 540 3 577 3 637 3 662 3 673 3 827 4 365 4 442Farmers Party Martin Meagher 2 9 1 609 1 783 1 802 1 816 1 870 1 905 2 744 2 909 3 035 3 103 3 131 3 178 Republican William Quirke 2 9 1 569 1 588 2 632 2 693 2 727 2 810 2 856 2 879 2 886 2 895 Cumann na nGaedheal Martin Dwyer 2 6 1 427 2 065 2 108 2 118 2 145 2 241 2 279 Farmers Party James O Meara 2 4 1 321 1 370 1 381 1 392 1 441 1 473 Independent Patrick L Ryan 1 9 1 037 1 099 1 131 1 143 1 191 Farmers Party Peter Moloney 1 3 733 770 809 815 Independent William Gleeson 1 2 655 678 758 Electorate 86 703 Valid 54 687 Quota 6 836 Turnout 63 1 See also editElections in the Republic of Ireland Politics of the Republic of Ireland List of Dail by elections List of political parties in the Republic of IrelandReferences edit Constituency Commission Report 2012 Waterford Tipperary Laois Offaly Kildare area PDF Constituency Commission 21 June 2012 Archived PDF from the original on 18 October 2012 Retrieved 7 April 2013 Constituency Commission Report 2012 Introduction and summary of recommendation PDF Constituency Commission 21 June 2012 Archived PDF from the original on 19 November 2017 Retrieved 7 April 2013 Local Government Reform Act 2014 s 9 Cesser and amalgamation of certain local government areas No 1 of 2014 s 9 Enacted on 27 January 2014 Act of the Oireachtas Retrieved from Irish Statute Book on 17 May 2022 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