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Houses of the Oireachtas: Debates: 23rd Dáil
January 12, 2023
members, 23rd, dáil, 23rd, dáil, elected, february, 1982, general, election, february, 1982, march, 1982, members, dáil, Éireann, house, representatives, oireachtas, legislature, ireland, known, november, 1982, president, patrick, hillery, dissolved, dáil, req. The 23rd Dail was elected at the February 1982 general election on 18 February 1982 and met on 9 March 1982 The members of Dail Eireann the house of representatives of the Oireachtas legislature of Ireland are known as TDs On 4 November 1982 President Patrick Hillery dissolved the Dail at the request of the Taoiseach Charles Haughey after the loss of a vote of confidence The 23rd Dail is the third shortest Dail in history lasting 241 days 23rd Dail 22nd Dail 24th Dail OverviewLegislative bodyDail EireannJurisdictionIrelandMeeting placeLeinster HouseTerm9 March 1982 4 November 1982ElectionFebruary 1982 general electionGovernment18th Government of IrelandMembers166Ceann ComhairleJohn O ConnellTaoiseachCharles HaugheyTanaisteRay MacSharryChief WhipBertie AhernLeader of the OppositionGarret FitzGeraldSessions1st9 March 1982 16 July 19822nd27 October 1982 4 November 1982 Contents 1 Composition of the 23rd Dail 1 1 Graphical representation 2 Ceann Comhairle 3 TDs by constituency 4 Changes 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksComposition of the 23rd Dail EditParty Feb 1982 Nov 1982 Fianna Fail 81 80Fine Gael 63 64Labour 15 14Sinn Fein The Workers Party 3 3Democratic Socialist 1 1Independent Fianna Fail 1 1Independent 1 1Ceann Comhairle 1Vacant 1Total 166Fianna Fail which formed the 18th Government of Ireland is marked with a bullet Graphical representation Edit This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in the 23rd Dail from March 1982 This was not the official seating plan Ceann Comhairle EditOn the meeting of the Dail John O Connell Ind who had served as Ceann Comhairle in the previous Dail was proposed by Neil Blaney IFF and seconded by Garret FitzGerald FG for the position He was elected without a vote 1 TDs by constituency EditThe list of the 166 TDs elected is given in alphabetical order by Dail constituency 2 Members of the 23rd DailConstituency Name PartyCarlow Kilkenny Liam Aylward Fianna FailKieran Crotty Fine GaelJim Gibbons Fianna FailDesmond Governey Fine GaelSeamus Pattison LabourCavan Monaghan John Conlan Fine GaelTom Fitzpatrick Fine GaelJimmy Leonard Fianna FailRory O Hanlon Fianna FailJohn Wilson Fianna FailClare Sylvester Barrett Fianna FailDonal Carey Fine GaelBrendan Daly Fianna FailBill Loughnane Fianna FailCork East Michael Ahern Fianna FailMyra Barry Fine GaelPatrick Hegarty Fine GaelJoe Sherlock Sinn Fein The Workers PartyCork North Central Bernard Allen Fine GaelLiam Burke Fine GaelSean French Fianna FailDenis Lyons Fianna FailToddy O Sullivan LabourCork North West Donal Creed Fine GaelFrank Crowley Fine GaelThomas Meaney Fianna FailCork South Central Peter Barry Fine GaelJim Corr Fine GaelEileen Desmond LabourGene Fitzgerald Fianna FailPearse Wyse Fianna FailCork South West Jim O Keeffe Fine GaelP J Sheehan Fine GaelJoe Walsh Fianna FailDonegal North East Neil Blaney Independent Fianna FailHugh Conaghan Fianna FailPaddy Harte Fine GaelDonegal South West Clement Coughlan Fianna FailPat the Cope Gallagher Fianna FailDinny McGinley Fine GaelDublin Central Bertie Ahern Fianna FailGeorge Colley Fianna FailTony Gregory IndependentMichael Keating Fine GaelMichael O Leary LabourDublin North John Boland Fine GaelRay Burke Fianna FailNora Owen Fine GaelDublin North Central George Birmingham Fine GaelVincent Brady Fianna FailRichard Bruton Fine GaelCharles Haughey Fianna FailDublin North East Ned Brennan Fianna FailMichael Joe Cosgrave Fine GaelMaurice Manning Fine GaelMichael Woods Fianna FailDublin North West Michael Barrett Fianna FailProinsias De Rossa Sinn Fein The Workers PartyMary Flaherty Fine GaelJim Tunney Fianna FailDublin South Niall Andrews Fianna FailSeamus Brennan Fianna FailNuala Fennell Fine GaelJohn Kelly Fine GaelAlan Shatter Fine GaelDublin South Central Ben Briscoe Fianna FailFrank Cluskey LabourTom Fitzpatrick Fianna FailGay Mitchell Fine GaelJohn O Connell IndependentDublin South East Gerard Brady Fianna FailAlexis FitzGerald Fine GaelGarret FitzGerald Fine GaelRuairi Quinn LabourDublin South West Mary Harney Fianna FailLarry McMahon Fine GaelMervyn Taylor LabourSean Walsh Fianna FailDublin West Richard Burke Fine GaelBrian Fleming Fine GaelLiam Lawlor Fianna FailBrian Lenihan Fianna FailJim Mitchell Fine GaelDun Laoghaire David Andrews Fianna FailSean Barrett Fine GaelLiam T Cosgrave Fine GaelBarry Desmond LabourMartin O Donoghue Fianna FailGalway East Johnny Callanan Fianna FailPaul Connaughton Snr Fine GaelMichael P Kitt Fianna FailGalway West John Donnellan Fine GaelFrank Fahey Fianna FailMaire Geoghegan Quinn Fianna FailMichael D Higgins LabourBobby Molloy Fianna FailKerry North Denis Foley Fianna FailTom McEllistrim Fianna FailDick Spring LabourKerry South Michael Begley Fine GaelMichael Moynihan LabourJohn O Leary Fianna FailKildare Joseph Bermingham LabourGerry Brady Fianna FailAlan Dukes Fine GaelCharlie McCreevy Fianna FailPaddy Power Fianna FailLaois Offaly Ger Connolly Fianna FailBernard Cowen Fianna FailTom Enright Fine GaelOliver J Flanagan Fine GaelLiam Hyland Fianna FailLimerick East Jim Kemmy Democratic SocialistMichael Noonan Fine GaelWillie O Dea Fianna FailTom O Donnell Fine GaelDesmond O Malley Fianna FailLimerick West Gerry Collins Fianna FailMichael J Noonan Fianna FailWilliam O Brien Fine GaelLongford Westmeath Patrick Cooney Fine GaelSean Keegan Fianna FailGerry L Estrange Fine GaelAlbert Reynolds Fianna FailLouth Thomas Bellew Fianna FailPadraig Faulkner Fianna FailEddie Filgate Fianna FailBernard Markey Fine GaelMayo East Sean Calleary Fianna FailP J Morley Fianna FailPaddy O Toole Fine GaelMayo West Padraig Flynn Fianna FailDenis Gallagher Fianna FailEnda Kenny Fine GaelMeath John Bruton Fine GaelJohn Farrelly Fine GaelJim Fitzsimons Fianna FailColm Hilliard Fianna FailMichael Lynch Fianna FailRoscommon Sean Doherty Fianna FailTerry Leyden Fianna FailLiam Naughten Fine GaelSligo Leitrim Matt Brennan Fianna FailJohn Ellis Fianna FailRay MacSharry Fianna FailTed Nealon Fine GaelTipperary North David Molony Fine GaelMichael O Kennedy Fianna FailJohn Ryan LabourTipperary South Sean Byrne Fianna FailBrendan Griffin Fine GaelSean McCarthy Fianna FailSean Treacy LabourWaterford Edward Collins Fine GaelAustin Deasy Fine GaelJackie Fahey Fianna FailPatrick Gallagher Sinn Fein The Workers PartyWexford Lorcan Allen Fianna FailSean Browne Fianna FailHugh Byrne Fianna FailMichael D Arcy Fine GaelIvan Yates Fine GaelWicklow Gemma Hussey Fine GaelLiam Kavanagh LabourCiaran Murphy Fianna FailGodfrey Timmins Fine GaelChanges EditDate Constituency Loss Gain Note9 March 1982 Dublin South Central Independent Ceann Comhairle John O Connell takes office as Ceann Comhairle 1 31 March 1982 Dublin West Fine Gael Resignation of Richard Burke on his nomination as European Commissioner25 May 1982 Dublin West Fine Gael Liam Skelly holds seat vacated by the resignation of Burke15 June 1982 Galway East Fianna Fail Death of Johnny Callanan20 July 1982 Galway East Fianna Fail Noel Treacy holds seat vacated by the death of Callanan18 October 1982 Clare Fianna Fail Death of Bill Loughnane28 October 1982 Dublin Central Labour Independent Michael O Leary resigns as Labour Party leader and party member 3 3 November 1982 Dublin Central Independent Fine Gael Michael O Leary joins Fine Gael 4 See also EditMembers of the 16th SeanadReferences Edit a b Election of Ceann Comhairle Dail Eireann 23rd Dail Vol 333 No 1 Houses of the Oireachtas 9 March 1982 Archived from the original on 25 June 2022 Retrieved 28 August 2022 TDs amp Senators 23rd Dail Houses of the Oireachtas Archived from the original on 5 May 2018 Retrieved 29 June 2022 Walsh Dick 29 October 1982 O Leary gives up leadership and party The Irish Times Retrieved 28 August 2022 O Leary welcomed as member of Fine Gael The Irish Times 4 November 1982 Retrieved 28 August 2022 External links EditHouses of the Oireachtas Debates 23rd Dail Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Members of the 23rd Dail amp oldid 1121899470, wikipedia, 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