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28th Dáil

TDs from 1997 to 2002

28th Dáil

TDs from 1997 to 2002

FieldValue
name28th Dáil
imageOireachtas logo.svg
image_size100px
bodyDáil Éireann
countryIreland
meeting_placeLeinster House
election[1997 general election](1997-irish-general-election)
government[25th government of Ireland](25th-government-of-ireland)
term_start26 June 1997
term_end25 April 2002
before[27th Dáil](27th-dail)
after[29th Dáil](29th-dail)
membership1166
chamber1_leader1_typeCeann Comhairle
chamber1_leader1Séamus Pattison
chamber1_leader2_typeTaoiseach
chamber1_leader2Bertie Ahern
chamber1_leader3_typeTánaiste
chamber1_leader3Mary Harney
chamber1_leader4_typeChief Whip
chamber1_leader4Séamus Brennan
chamber1_leader5_typeLeader of the Opposition
chamber1_leader5Michael Noonan
— John Bruton
until 9 February 2001
session1_start26 June 1997
session1_end10 July 1997
session2_start10 September 1997
session2_end3 July 1998
session3_start2 September 1998
session3_end2 July 1999
session4_start29 September 1999
session4_end30 June 2000
session5_start3 October 2000
session5_end6 July 2001
session6_start18 September 2001
session6_end25 April 2002

— John Bruton until 9 February 2001

The 28th Dáil was elected at the 1997 general election on 6 June 1997 and met on 26 June 1997. The members of Dáil Éireann, the house of representatives of the Oireachtas (legislature) of Ireland, are known as TDs. It sat with the 21st Seanad as the two Houses of the Oireachtas.

The 28th Dáil was dissolved by President Mary McAleese on 25 April 2002, at the request of the Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern. The 28th Dáil lasted , the second longest after the 10th Dáil.

Composition of the 28th Dáil

PartyJune 1997Apr. 2002ChangeTotal166
Fianna Fáil}}"Fianna Fáil77734
5454
17203
Progressive Democrats}}"Progressive Democrats44
44
22
11
11
11
594
11

Graphical representation

This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in the 28th Dáil from June 1997. This was not the official seating plan.

Ceann Comhairle

On 26 June 1997, Séamus Pattison (Lab) was proposed by Dick Spring and seconded by Mary O'Rourke for the position of Ceann Comhairle. Pattison was approved without a vote.

List of TDs

This is a list of TDs elected to Dáil Éireann in the 1997 general election, arranged by party. This table is a record of the 1997 general election results. The Changes table below records all changes in membership and party affiliation.

PartyNameConstituencyFianna Fáil}}"Fine Gael}}"Labour Party (Ireland)}}"Democratic Left (Ireland)}}"Progressive Democrats}}"Green Party (Ireland)}}"Independent Fianna Fáil}}"Sinn Féin}}"Socialist Party (Ireland)}}"Independent politician}}"
Fianna Fáil (77)Bertie AhernDublin Central
Dermot AhernLouth
Noel AhernDublin North-West
Michael AhernCork East
David AndrewsDún Laoghaire
Seán ArdaghDublin South-Central
Liam AylwardCarlow–Kilkenny
Johnny BradyMeath
Martin BradyDublin North-East
Matt BrennanSligo–Leitrim
Séamus BrennanDublin South
Ben BriscoeDublin South-Central
John BrowneWexford
Ray BurkeDublin North
Hugh ByrneWexford
Ivor CallelyDublin North-Central
Pat CareyDublin North-West
Michael J. CollinsLimerick West
Mary CoughlanDonegal South-West
Brian CowenLaois–Offaly
Martin CullenWaterford
Brendan DalyClare
Noel DavernTipperary South
Noel DempseyMeath
John DennehyCork South-Central
Síle de ValeraClare
Seán DohertyLongford–Roscommon
John EllisSligo–Leitrim
Frank FaheyGalway West
Seán FlemingLaois–Offaly
Chris FloodDublin South-West
Beverley FlynnMayo
Denis FoleyKerry North
Mary HanafinDún Laoghaire
Seán HaugheyDublin North-Central
Joe JacobWicklow
Cecilia KeaveneyDonegal North-East
Brendan KenneallyWaterford
Billy KelleherCork North-Central
Tony KilleenClare
Séamus KirkLouth
Michael P. KittGalway East
Tom KittDublin South
Liam LawlorDublin West
Brian LenihanDublin West
Conor LenihanDublin South-West
Micheál MartinCork South-Central
Charlie McCreevyKildare North
Jim McDaidDonegal North-East
Marian McGennisDublin Central
John McGuinnessCarlow–Kilkenny
Tom MoffattMayo
John MoloneyLaois–Offaly
Donal MoynihanCork North-West
Michael MoynihanCork North-West
Éamon Ó CuívGalway West
Willie O'DeaLimerick East
John O'DonoghueKerry South
Noel O'FlynnCork North-Central
Rory O'HanlonCavan–Monaghan
Batt O'KeeffeCork South-Central
Ned O'KeeffeCork East
Michael O'KennedyTipperary North
Mary O'RourkeWestmeath
Seán PowerKildare South
Albert ReynoldsLongford–Roscommon
Dick RocheWicklow
Eoin RyanDublin South-East
Brendan SmithCavan–Monaghan
Michael SmithTipperary North
Noel TreacyGalway East
Eddie WadeLimerick East
Dan WallaceCork North-Central
Mary WallaceMeath
Joe WalshCork South-West
G. V. WrightDublin North
Michael WoodsDublin North-East
Fine Gael (54)Theresa AhearnTipperary South
Bernard AllenCork North-Central
Seán BarrettDún Laoghaire
Monica BarnesDún Laoghaire
Louis BeltonLongford–Roscommon
Paul BradfordCork East
John BrowneCarlow–Kilkenny
John BrutonMeath
Richard BrutonDublin North-Central
Andrew BoylanCavan–Monaghan
Liam BurkeCork North-Central
Ulick BurkeGalway East
Donal CareyClare
Deirdre CluneCork South-Central
Paul Connaughton SnrGalway East
Michael Joe CosgraveDublin North-East
Hugh CoveneyCork South-Central
Seymour CrawfordCavan–Monaghan
Michael CreedCork North-West
Austin CurrieDublin West
Michael D'ArcyWexford
Austin DeasyWaterford
Jimmy DeenihanKerry North
Alan DukesKildare South
Bernard DurkanKildare North
Tom EnrightLaois–Offaly
John FarrellyMeath
Michael FinucaneLimerick West
Frances FitzgeraldDublin South-East
Charles FlanaganLaois–Offaly
Brian HayesDublin South-West
Jim HigginsMayo
Phil HoganCarlow–Kilkenny
Enda KennyMayo
Gay MitchellDublin South-Central
Jim MitchellDublin Central
Olivia MitchellDublin South
Brendan McGahonLouth
Dinny McGinleyDonegal South-West
Paul McGrathWestmeath
Pádraic McCormackGalway West
Denis NaughtenLongford–Roscommon
Dan NevilleLimerick West
Michael NoonanLimerick East
Jim O'KeeffeCork South-West
Nora OwenDublin North
John PerrySligo–Leitrim
Gerry ReynoldsSligo–Leitrim
Michael RingMayo
Alan ShatterDublin South
P. J. SheehanCork South-West
David StantonCork East
Billy TimminsWicklow
Ivan YatesWexford
Labour Party (17)Michael BellLouth
Tommy BroughanDublin North-East
Michael FerrisTipperary South
Michael D. HigginsGalway West
Brendan HowlinWexford
Jim KemmyLimerick East
Derek McDowellDublin North-Central
Breeda Moynihan-CroninKerry South
Brian O'SheaWaterford
Séamus PattisonCarlow–Kilkenny
Willie PenroseWestmeath
Ruairi QuinnDublin South-East
Róisín ShortallDublin North-West
Dick SpringKerry North
Emmet StaggKildare North
Pat UptonDublin South-Central
Jack WallKildare South
Democratic Left (4)Proinsias De RossaDublin North-West
Eamon GilmoreDún Laoghaire
Liz McManusWicklow
Pat RabbitteDublin South-West
Progressive Democrats (4)Mary HarneyDublin South-West
Bobby MolloyGalway West
Liz O'DonnellDublin South
Desmond O'MalleyLimerick East
Green Party (2)John GormleyDublin South-East
Trevor SargentDublin North
Independent Fianna Fáil (1)Harry BlaneyDonegal North-East
Sinn Féin (1)Caoimhghín Ó CaoláinCavan–Monaghan
Socialist Party (1)Joe HigginsDublin West
Independent (5)Mildred FoxWicklow
Tom GildeaDonegal South-West
Tony GregoryDublin Central
Jackie Healy-RaeKerry South
Michael LowryTipperary North

Changes

References

References

  1. (26 June 1997). "Election of Ceann Comhairle – Dáil Éireann (28th Dáil) – Vol. 480 No. 1".
  2. "TDs & Senators (28th Dáil)".
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