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29th Dáil

TDs from 2002 to 2007

29th Dáil

TDs from 2002 to 2007

FieldValue
name29th Dáil
imageOireachtas logo.svg
image_size100px
bodyDáil Éireann
countryIreland
meeting_placeLeinster House
election[2002 general election](2002-irish-general-election)
government[26th government of Ireland](26th-government-of-ireland)
term_start6 June 2002
term_end26 April 2007
before[28th Dáil](28th-dail)
after[30th Dáil](30th-dail)
membership1166
chamber1_leader1_typeCeann Comhairle
chamber1_leader1Rory O'Hanlon
chamber1_leader2_typeTaoiseach
chamber1_leader2Bertie Ahern
chamber1_leader3_typeTánaiste
chamber1_leader3Michael McDowell
— Mary Harney
until 13 September 2006
chamber1_leader4_typeChief Whip
chamber1_leader4Tom Kitt
— Mary Hanafin
until 29 September 2004
chamber1_leader5_typeLeader of the Opposition
chamber1_leader5Enda Kenny
session1_start6 June 2002
session1_end11 July 2002
session2_start4 September 2002
session2_end12 July 2003
session3_start30 September 2003
session3_end10 July 2004
session4_start29 September 2004
session4_end14 July 2005
session5_start28 September 2005
session5_end16 July 2006
session6_start27 September 2006
session6_end26 April 2007

— Mary Harney until 13 September 2006 — Mary Hanafin until 29 September 2004

The 29th Dáil was elected at the 2002 general election on 17 May 2002 and met on 6 June 2002. The members of Dáil Éireann, the house of representatives of the Oireachtas (legislature) of Ireland, are known as TDs. It sat with the 22nd Seanad as the two Houses of the Oireachtas.

The 29th Dáil was dissolved by President Mary McAleese on 26 April 2007, at the request of the Taoiseach Bertie Ahern. The 29th Dáil lasted , the third longest after the 10th Dáil and the 28th Dáil.

Composition of the 29th Dáil

PartyJune 2002April 2007ChangeTotal166
Fianna Fáil}}"Fianna Fáil81783
31321
2121
Progressive Democrats}}"Progressive Democrats88
66
55
11
11
11
11132
11

Graphical representation

This is a graphical comparison of party strengths in the 29th Dáil from June 2002. This was not the official seating plan.

Ceann Comhairle

On 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.

List of TDs

This is a list of the 166 TDs elected to Dáil Éireann in the 2002 general election, sorted by party. The Changes table below records all changes in party affiliation during the 29th Dáil.

PartyNameConstituencyFianna Fáil}}"Fine Gael}}"Labour Party (Ireland)}}"Progressive Democrats}}"Green Party (Ireland)}}"Sinn Féin}}"Socialist Party (Ireland)}}"Independent politician (Ireland)}}"
Fianna Fáil (81)Bertie AhernDublin Central
Dermot AhernLouth
Michael AhernCork East
Noel AhernDublin North-West
Barry AndrewsDún Laoghaire
Seán ArdaghDublin South-Central
Liam AylwardCarlow–Kilkenny
Johnny BradyMeath
Martin BradyDublin North-East
Séamus BrennanDublin South
John BrowneWexford
Joe CallananGalway East
Ivor CallelyDublin North-Central
Pat CareyDublin North-West
John CartyMayo
Donie CassidyWestmeath
Michael J. CollinsLimerick West
Mary CoughlanDonegal South-West
Brian CowenLaois–Offaly
John CreganLimerick West
Martin CullenWaterford
John CurranDublin Mid-West
Noel DavernTipperary South
Síle de ValeraClare
Noel DempseyMeath
Tony DempseyWexford
John DennehyCork South-Central
Jimmy DevinsSligo–Leitrim
John EllisSligo–Leitrim
Frank FaheyGalway West
Michael FinneranLongford–Roscommon
Dermot FitzpatrickDublin Central
Seán FlemingLaois–Offaly
Beverley FlynnMayo
Pat "the Cope" GallagherDonegal South-West
Jim GlennonDublin North
Mary HanafinDún Laoghaire
Seán HaugheyDublin North-Central
Máire HoctorTipperary North
Joe JacobWicklow
Cecilia KeaveneyDonegal North-East
Billy KelleherCork North-Central
Peter KellyLongford–Roscommon
Tony KilleenClare
Séamus KirkLouth
Tom KittDublin South
Brian LenihanDublin West
Conor LenihanDublin South-West
Micheál MartinCork South-Central
Charlie McCreevyKildare North
Jim McDaidDonegal North-East
Tom McEllistrimKerry North
John McGuinnessCarlow–Kilkenny
John MoloneyLaois–Offaly
Donal MoynihanCork North-West
Michael MoynihanCork North-West
Michael MulcahyDublin South-Central
M. J. NolanCarlow–Kilkenny
Éamon Ó CuívGalway West
Charlie O'ConnorDublin South-West
Willie O'DeaLimerick East
John O'DonoghueKerry South
Denis O'DonovanCork South-West
Seán Ó FearghaílKildare South
Noel O'FlynnCork North-Central
Rory O'HanlonCavan–Monaghan
Batt O'KeeffeCork South-Central
Ned O'KeeffeCork East
Peter PowerLimerick East
Seán PowerKildare South
Dick RocheWicklow
Eoin RyanDublin South-East
Brendan SmithCavan–Monaghan
Michael SmithTipperary North
Noel TreacyGalway East
Dan WallaceCork North-Central
Mary WallaceMeath
Joe WalshCork South-West
Ollie WilkinsonWaterford
Michael WoodsDublin North-East
G. V. WrightDublin North
Fine Gael (31)Bernard AllenCork North-Central
Pat BreenClare
John BrutonMeath
Richard BrutonDublin North-Central
Paul Connaughton SnrGalway East
Simon CoveneyCork South-Central
Seymour CrawfordCavan–Monaghan
John DeasyWaterford
Jimmy DeenihanKerry North
Bernard DurkanKildare North
Damien EnglishMeath
Olwyn EnrightLaois–Offaly
Tom HayesTipperary South
Phil HoganCarlow–Kilkenny
Paul KehoeWexford
Enda KennyMayo
Pádraic McCormackGalway West
Dinny McGinleyDonegal South-West
Paul McGrathWestmeath
Gay MitchellDublin South-Central
Olivia MitchellDublin South
Gerard MurphyCork North-West
Dan NevilleLimerick West
Denis NaughtenLongford–Roscommon
Michael NoonanLimerick East
Fergus O'DowdLouth
Jim O'KeeffeCork South-West
John PerrySligo–Leitrim
Michael RingMayo
David StantonCork East
Billy TimminsWicklow
Labour Party (21)Tommy BroughanDublin North-East
Joan BurtonDublin West
Joe CostelloDublin Central
Breeda Moynihan-CroninKerry South
Eamon GilmoreDún Laoghaire
Michael D. HigginsGalway West
Brendan HowlinWexford
Kathleen LynchCork North-Central
Liz McManusWicklow
Brian O'SheaWaterford
Jan O'SullivanLimerick East
Séamus PattisonCarlow–Kilkenny
Willie PenroseWestmeath
Ruairi QuinnDublin South-East
Pat RabbitteDublin South-West
Seán RyanDublin North
Joe SherlockCork East
Róisín ShortallDublin North-West
Emmet StaggKildare North
Mary UptonDublin South-Central
Jack WallKildare South
Progressive Democrats (8)Noel GrealishGalway West
Mary HarneyDublin Mid-West
Michael McDowellDublin South-East
Liz O'DonnellDublin South
Fiona O'MalleyDún Laoghaire
Tim O'MalleyLimerick East
Tom ParlonLaois–Offaly
Mae SextonLongford–Roscommon
Green Party (6)Dan BoyleCork South-Central
Ciarán CuffeDún Laoghaire
Paul GogartyDublin Mid-West
John GormleyDublin South-East
Eamon RyanDublin South
Trevor SargentDublin North
Sinn Féin (5)Seán CroweDublin South-West
Martin FerrisKerry North
Arthur MorganLouth
Caoimhghín Ó CaoláinCavan–Monaghan
Aengus Ó SnodaighDublin South-Central
Socialist Party (1)Joe HigginsDublin West
Independent (13)Niall BlaneyDonegal North-East
James BreenClare
Paudge ConnollyCavan–Monaghan
Jerry CowleyMayo
Mildred FoxWicklow
Tony GregoryDublin Central
Marian HarkinSligo–Leitrim
Séamus HealyTipperary South
Michael LowryTipperary North
Finian McGrathDublin North-Central
Paddy McHughGalway East
Jackie Healy-RaeKerry South
Liam TwomeyWexford

Changes

References

References

  1. (6 June 2002). "Election of Ceann Comhairle – Dáil Éireann (29th Dáil) – Vol. 553 No. 1".
  2. "TDs & Senators (29th Dáil)".
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