| 词条 | Limerick East (Dáil constituency) | ||||
| 释义 |
| name = Limerick East | type = Dáil Éireann Parliamentary | year = 1948 | abolished = 2011 | map4 = | map_entity = Ireland | map_size = 200px | seats = 4 (1948–1981) 5 (1981–2011) | local_council_label = County/City council | local_council = Limerick City County Limerick County Clare }} Limerick East was a parliamentary constituency represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas from 1948 to 2011. The method of election was the single transferable vote form of proportional representation (PR-STV). History and boundariesThe constituency was created under the Electoral (Amendment) Act 1947 for the 1948 general election. It succeeded the constituency of Limerick, which was divided between Limerick East and Limerick West. It encompassed the whole of Limerick City Council, together with the Castleconnell electoral area and part of the Bruff electoral area of Limerick County Council and the Ballyglass electoral area of Clare County Council. It was primarily an urban constituency but had a large rural hinterland, and contained small parts of County Clare.[1] The constituency elected 4 deputies (Teachtaí Dála, commonly known as TDs) from 1948 to 1981, and 5 deputies from 1981 to 2011. While support for left-wing parties has usually been strong in the city of Limerick, the constituency as a whole was long considered a stronghold of the Progressive Democrats (PD), supplying at least one PD TD in all general elections from 1987 until 2007. The Constituency Commission published its final recommendations on 23 October 2007. As a result of population decline, Limerick East was replaced by a 4-seat constituency called Limerick City.[2] Most of the rural parts of Limerick East were transferred to the new Limerick constituency.[3] TDs{{Irish TD table begin|constituency = Limerick East |maxTDs = 5 |start = 1948 |end = 2011 |refs =[4] |Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |Fianna Fáil |Fine Gael |Independent (politician) |Labour Party (Ireland) |Progressive Democrats }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 13 |refs =[5] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Michael Keyes |elections = 4 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Robert Ryan |elections = 1 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = James Reidy |elections = 3 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Daniel Bourke |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table seats dropped |seats = 1 |elections = 11 |comment = 4 seats 1948–1981 }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 14 |byelections = 1 |refs =[6] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Tadhg Crowley |elections = 3 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table by-election |constituency = Limerick East |year = 1952 |refs =[7] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = John Carew |elections = 3 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 15 |refs =[8] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Donogh O'Malley |elections = 4 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 16 |refs =[9] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Ted Russell |elections = 1 |party = Independent (politician) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Paddy Clohessy |elections = 4 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 17 |refs =[10] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Stephen Coughlan |elections = 5 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Tom O'Donnell |elections = 9 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 18 |byelections = 1 |refs =[11] }}{{Irish TD table by-election |constituency = Limerick East |year = 1968 |refs =[12] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Desmond O'Malley |elections = 7 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 19 |refs =[13] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Michael Herbert |elections = 3 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 20 |refs =[14] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 21 |refs =[15] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Michael Lipper |elections = 1 |party = Independent (politician) }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 22 |refs =[16] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Jim Kemmy |elections = 1 |party = Independent (politician) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Peadar Clohessy |elections = 1 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Michael Noonan |elections = 10 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 23 |refs =[17] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Jim Kemmy |elections = 1 |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Willie O'Dea |elections = 9 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 24 |refs =[18] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Frank Prendergast |elections = 1 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 25 |refs =[19] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Jim Kemmy |elections = 2 |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Peadar Clohessy |elections = 3 |party = Progressive Democrats }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Desmond O'Malley |elections = 5 |party = Progressive Democrats }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 26 |refs =[20] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 27 |refs =[21] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Jim Kemmy |elections = 2 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 28 |byelections = 1 |refs =[22] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Eddie Wade |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table by-election |constituency = Limerick East |year = 1998 |refs =[23] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Jan O'Sullivan |elections = 3 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 29 |refs =[24] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Peter Power |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Tim O'Malley |elections = 1 |party = Progressive Democrats }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 30 |refs =[25] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Kieran O'Donnell |elections = 1 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table end |dailnum = 31 |maxTDs = 5 |comment = Constituency abolished. See Limerick City and Limerick }} Elections2007 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 2007 general election: Limerick East[25] |numcounts = 8 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 38.6 |count1 = 19,082 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Power |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 7.2 |count1 = 3,569 |count2 = 8,669 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 15.2 |count1 = 7,507 |count2 = 8,484 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Jan O'Sullivan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 10.3 |count1 = 5,098 |count2 = 6,236 |count3 = 6,271 |count4 = 6,352 |count5 = 6,556 |count6 = 7,236 |count7 = 8,114 |count8 = 9,051 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Kieran O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.3 |count1 = 5,094 |count2 = 5,566 |count3 = 5,584 |count4 = 5,644 |count5 = 5,816 |count6 = 6,148 |count7 = 6,498 |count8 = 6,966 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Tim O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 6.8 |count1 = 3,354 |count2 = 4,211 |count3 = 4,268 |count4 = 4,308 |count5 = 4,387 |count6 = 4,526 |count7 = 4,670 |count8 = 5,776 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Noreen Ryan |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 2.8 |count1 = 1,391 |count2 = 2,943 |count3 = 3,245 |count4 = 3,278 |count5 = 3,419 |count6 = 3,536 |count7 = 4,110 |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Maurice Quinlivan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 4.2 |count1 = 2,081 |count2 = 2,480 |count3 = 2,494 |count4 = 2,513 |count5 = 2,686 |count6 = 2,839 |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Trish Forde Brennan |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 2.6 |count1 = 1,296 |count2 = 1,420 |count3 = 1,425 |count4 = 1,432 |count5 = 1,619 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = John Devane |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.7 |count1 = 330 |count2 = 457 |count3 = 461 |count4 = 469 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Cathal McCarthy |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.4 |count1 = 188 |count2 = 232 |count3 = 233 |count4 = 236 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Denis Riordan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.4 |count1 = 186 |count2 = 207 |count3 = 209 |count4 = 210 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Conor O'Donoghue |party = Christian Solidarity Party |percentage = 0.4 |count1 = 171 |count2 = 202 |count3 = 203 |count4 = 205 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Patrick Moore |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.1 |count1 = 28 |count2 = 38 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 8 |electorate = 76,874 |valid = 49,375 |spoilt = 431 (0.9%) |quota = 8,230 |turnout = 49,806 (64.8%) }} 2002 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 2002 general election: Limerick East[24] |numcounts = 11 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 26.3 |count1 = 13,174 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 18.9 |count1 = 9,451 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Power |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 7.8 |count1 = 3,881 |count2 = 5,838 |count3 = 5,879 |count4 = 5,969 |count5 = 6,007 |count6 = 6,080 |count7 = 6,253 |count8 = 6,425 |count9 = 6,851 |count10 = 9,491 |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Tim O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 9.8 |count1 = 4,885 |count2 = 5,327 |count3 = 5,415 |count4 = 5,490 |count5 = 5,506 |count6 = 5,631 |count7 = 5,782 |count8 = 5,872 |count9 = 6,324 |count10 = 6,953 |count11 = 7,723 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Jan O'Sullivan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 9.3 |count1 = 4,629 |count2 = 5,048 |count3 = 5,193 |count4 = 5,255 |count5 = 5,356 |count6 = 5,715 |count7 = 5,927 |count8 = 6,323 |count9 = 6,958 |count10 = 7,256 |count11 = 7,467 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mary Jackman |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 8.9 |count1 = 4,468 |count2 = 4,712 |count3 = 5,409 |count4 = 5,497 |count5 = 5,529 |count6 = 5,657 |count7 = 5,842 |count8 = 5,979 |count9 = 6,569 |count10 = 6,986 |count11 = 7,162 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Eddie Wade |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 5.8 |count1 = 2,918 |count2 = 4,029 |count3 = 4,042 |count4 = 4,084 |count5 = 4,105 |count6 = 4,134 |count7 = 4,266 |count8 = 4,323 |count9 = 4,529 |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Patrick Kennedy |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 4.2 |count1 = 2,092 |count2 = 2,313 |count3 = 2,366 |count4 = 2,434 |count5 = 2,567 |count6 = 2,650 |count7 = 2,840 |count8 = 3,379 |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = John Gilligan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 2.3 |count1 = 1,176 |count2 = 1,315 |count3 = 1,333 |count4 = 1,379 |count5 = 1,576 |count6 = 1,680 |count7 = 1,920 |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Tom Ryan |party = Independent Health Alliance |percentage = 2.3 |count1 = 1,148 |count2 = 1,269 |count3 = 1,289 |count4 = 1,361 |count5 = 1,405 |count6 = 1,478 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Timothy Hourigan |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 1.8 |count1 = 917 |count2 = 970 |count3 = 985 |count4 = 1,053 |count5 = 1,077 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Kelly |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.3 |count1 = 677 |count2 = 736 |count3 = 751 |count4 = 764 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Nora Bennis |party = National Party (Ireland, 1995) |percentage = 1.0 |count1 = 479 |count2 = 536 |count3 = 545 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Conor O'Donoghue |party = Christian Solidarity Party |percentage = 0.2 |count1 = 86 |count2 = 95 |count3 = 96 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Aidan Ryan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.1 |count1 = 19 |count2 = 27 |count3 = 29 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 11 |electorate = 80,593 |valid = 50,000 |spoilt = 513 (1.0%) |quota = 8,334 |turnout = 50,513 (62.7%) }} 1998 by-electionFollowing the death of Labour Party TD Jim Kemmy, a by-election was held on 11 March 1998. The seat was won by the Labour Party candidate Jan O'Sullivan. {{STV Election box begin|title = 1998 by-election: Limerick East[23] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jan O'Sullivan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 24.9 |votes = 10,619 |seat = 1 |count = 5 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Sandra Marsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 23.8 |votes = 10,173 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Mary Jackman |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 24.5 |votes = 10,445 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tim O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 10.0 |votes = 4,287 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Ryan |party = Democratic Left (Ireland) |percentage = 9.1 |votes = 3,868 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jenny Marie Shapland |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 2.1 |votes = 909 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Gilligan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 2.0 |votes = 850 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Nora Bennis |party = National Party (Ireland, 1995) |percentage = 1.6 |votes = 700 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eric Sheppard |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 1.3 |votes = 546 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Barney Sheehan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.5 |votes = 198 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Noel Hannon |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.3 |votes = 108 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 78,461 |valid = 42,703 |spoilt = |quota = 21,352 |turnout = 54.4% }} 1997 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1997 general election: Limerick East[22] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 25.3 |votes = 12,581 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 20.3 |votes = 10,092 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eddie Wade |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 9.7 |votes = 4,798 |seat = 3 |count = 8 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 8.8 |votes = 4,358 |seat = 4 |count = 9 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.4 |votes = 2,702 |seat = 5 |count = 11 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Mary Jackman |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.2 |votes = 3,084 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Ryan |party = Democratic Left (Ireland) |percentage = 6.9 |votes = 3,403 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peter Power |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 4.8 |votes = 2,362 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jan O'Sullivan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 3.8 |votes = 1,866 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eddie Creighton |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 3.7 |votes = 1,817 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Nora Bennis |party = National Party (Ireland, 1995) |percentage = 3.1 |votes = 1,533 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eric Sheppard |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 1.6 |votes = 802 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Noel Hannon |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.4 |votes = 195 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Denis Riordan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.2 |votes = 108 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 76,705 |valid = 49,701 |spoilt = 348 (0.7%) |quota = 8,284 |turnout = 50,049 (65.3%) }} 1992 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1992 general election: Limerick East[21] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 22.7 |votes = 10,990 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 17.2 |votes = 8,304 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 17.1 |votes = 8,262 |seat = 3 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.2 |votes = 5,437 |seat = 4 |count = 11 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 9.0 |votes = 4,334 |seat = 5 |count = 12 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eddie Wade |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 7.5 |votes = 3,637 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jan O'Sullivan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 6.4 |votes = 3,091 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Mary Jackman |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.2 |votes = 3,084 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Ryan |party = Democratic Left (Ireland) |percentage = 1.7 |votes = 835 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joe Harrington |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.8 |votes = 370 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Augustine Moore |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.0 |votes = 463 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom Clancy |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 0.8 |votes = 400 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jude Williams |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.2 |votes = 118 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 71,136 |valid = 48,351 |spoilt = 721 (1.5%) |quota = 8,059 |turnout = 49,072 (69.0%) }} 1989 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1989 general election: Limerick East[20] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 20.8 |votes = 9,658 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |percentage = 19.8 |votes = 9,168 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 18.1 |votes = 8,385 |seat = 3 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 12.5 |votes = 5,805 |seat = 4 |count = 7 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 9.1 |votes = 4,233 |seat = 5 |count = 8 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eddie Wade |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 6.6 |votes = 3,073 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Mary Jackman |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 5.9 |votes = 2,715 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Anthony Brommel |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 5.0 |votes = 2,298 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Declan Leddin |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 2.2 |votes = 1,006 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 66,471 |valid = 46,341 |spoilt = 499 (1.1%) |quota = 7,724 |turnout = 46,840 (70.5%) }} 1987 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1987 general election: Limerick East[19] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 24.9 |votes = 12,358 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 18.7 |votes = 9,268 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 12.2 |votes = 6,069 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |percentage = 11.9 |votes = 5,920 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.9 |votes = 5,913 |seat = 5 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.0 |votes = 2,968 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Prendergast |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 4.4 |votes = 2,201 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Richard O'Flaherty |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 4.3 |votes = 2,111 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Parkes |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 2.5 |votes = 1,254 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Malone |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 1.1 |votes = 565 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Martin Nugent |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.7 |votes = 353 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Fergal Grant |party = Workers' Party of Ireland |percentage = 0.5 |votes = 246 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Declan O'Lehane |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.5 |votes = 241 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Denis Riordan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.2 |votes = 87 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Donovan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.1 |votes = 59 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 49,613 |spoilt = |quota = 8,269 |turnout = }} November 1982 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = November 1982 general election: Limerick East[18] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 22.5 |votes = 10,615 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 19.2 |votes = 9,058 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 15.5 |votes = 7,306 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.9 |votes = 5,631 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Prendergast |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 10.2 |votes = 4,793 |seat = 5 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |percentage = 8.7 |votes = 4,125 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Herbert |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 6.8 |votes = 3,204 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John O'Sullivan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 2.8 |votes = 1,308 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Bourke |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 1.8 |votes = 859 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Richard Power |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.4 |votes = 177 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Moore |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.3 |votes = 145 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 47,221 |spoilt = |quota = 7,871 |turnout = }} February 1982 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = February 1982 general election: Limerick East[17] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 19.1 |votes = 9,049 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 18.0 |votes = 8,514 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 15.7 |votes = 7,425 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |percentage = 13.7 |votes = 6,502 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.6 |votes = 4,527 |seat = 5 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 10.5 |votes = 4,947 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Lipper |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.7 |votes = 2,684 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Kennedy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.1 |votes = 1,938 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Frawley |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.4 |votes = 676 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Win Harrington |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.1 |votes = 516 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Gilligan |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.7 |votes = 343 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Harrington |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.5 |votes = 215 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 47,336 |spoilt = |quota = 7,890 |turnout = }} 1981 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1981 general election: Limerick East[16] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 20.4 |votes = 9,915 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 19.2 |votes = 9,346 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Noonan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 8.9 |votes = 4,311 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |percentage = 8.6 |votes = 4,190 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 10.8 |votes = 5,256 |seat = 5 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Willie O'Dea |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 8.8 |votes = 4,297 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Lipper |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 6.0 |votes = 2,905 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Prendergast |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.8 |votes = 2,840 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Richard Hourigan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.5 |votes = 2,184 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Éamonn Cregan |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 3.4 |votes = 1,636 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Frawley |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.8 |votes = 866 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Harrington |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.7 |votes = 844 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 48,590 |spoilt = |quota = 8,099 |turnout = }} 1977 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 1977 general election: Limerick East[15] |numcounts = 10 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 19.5 |count1 = 8,762 |count2 = 8,765 |count3 = 8,788 |count4 = 8,860 |count5 = 8,900 |count6 = 8,994 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 14.6 |count1 = 6,571 |count2 = 6,573 |count3 = 6,585 |count4 = 6,692 |count5 = 7,302 |count6 = 7,374 |count7 = 7,636 |count8 = 10,169 |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Lipper |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 11.6 |count1 = 5,224 |count2 = 5,257 |count3 = 5,322 |count4 = 5,429 |count5 = 5,575 |count6 = 6,023 |count7 = 7,608 |count8 = 8,049 |count9 = 9,775 |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Herbert |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.0 |count1 = 6,293 |count2 = 6,306 |count3 = 6,321 |count4 = 6,377 |count5 = 6,405 |count6 = 6,474 |count7 = 6,640 |count8 = 6,786 |count9 = 7,105 |count10 = 7,342 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.2 |count1 = 5,488 |count2 = 5,497 |count3 = 5,512 |count4 = 5,540 |count5 = 5,572 |count6 = 5,610 |count7 = 5,722 |count8 = 5,778 |count9 = 6,090 |count10 = 6,249 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 7.9 |count1 = 3,553 |count2 = 3,555 |count3 = 3,565 |count4 = 3,618 |count5 = 3,693 |count6 = 3,786 |count7 = 4,008 |count8 = 4,380 |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.7 |count1 = 3,022 |count2 = 3,024 |count3 = 3,030 |count4 = 3,097 |count5 = 3,403 |count6 = 3,521 |count7 = 3,684 |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Jim Kemmy |party = Democratic Socialist Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.2 |count1 = 2,333 |count2 = 2,348 |count3 = 2,413 |count4 = 2,476 |count5 = 2,530 |count6 = 2,920 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Crowe |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 2.9 |count1 = 1,325 |count2 = 1,335 |count3 = 1,358 |count4 = 1,408 |count5 = 1,447 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Patrick Kennedy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 2.9 |count1 = 1,302 |count2 = 1,303 |count3 = 1,307 |count4 = 1,357 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Win Harrington |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 1.4 |count1 = 646 |count2 = 657 |count3 = 677 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fergus Reynolds |party = Sinn Féin the Workers Party |percentage = 0.6 |count1 = 262 |count2 = 280 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Joseph Harrington |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 0.3 |count1 = 122 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 10 |electorate = 57,023 |valid = 44,903 |spoilt = 217 (0.5%) |quota = 8,981 |turnout = 45,120 (79.1%)[26] }} 1973 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1973 general election: Limerick East[14] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 21.0 |votes = 7,806 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 18.4 |votes = 6,841 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Herbert |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.2 |votes = 4,532 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 14.8 |votes = 5,495 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.5 |votes = 3,523 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Lipper |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 8.9 |votes = 3,292 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peadar Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 8.7 |votes = 3,242 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Kennedy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.6 |votes = 2,456 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 37,187 |spoilt = |quota = 7,438 |turnout = }} 1969 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1969 general election: Limerick East[13] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 17.9 |votes = 6,438 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 17.7 |votes = 6,362 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 16.6 |votes = 5,960 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Herbert |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.9 |votes = 4,985 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Hilda O'Malley |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 9.4 |votes = 3,361 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Lipper |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 9.0 |votes = 3,222 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Liam Hickey |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 7.9 |votes = 2,838 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Kennedy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 5.1 |votes = 1,821 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Clancy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 1.6 |votes = 560 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Anthony Pratschke |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 1.0 |votes = 366 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 35,913 |spoilt = |quota = 7,183 |turnout = }} 1968 by-electionFollowing the death of Fianna Fáil TD Donogh O'Malley, a by-election was held on 22 May 1968. The seat was won by the Fianna Fáil candidate Desmond O'Malley, nephew of the deceased TD. {{STV Election box begin|title = 1968 by-election: Limerick East[12] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Desmond O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 43.7 |votes = 16,638 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Lipper |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 26.7 |votes = 10,151 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James O'Higgins |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 26.4 |votes = 10,039 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Crowe |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 3.2 |votes = 1,209 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 46,798 |valid = 38,037 |spoilt = |quota = 19,019 |turnout = 81.3% }} 1965 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1965 general election: Limerick East[11] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donogh O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 29.1 |votes = 10,285 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 17.7 |votes = 6,253 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 15.9 |votes = 5,623 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.6 |votes = 4,812 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.4 |votes = 4,025 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Herbert |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 10.8 |votes = 3,804 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Hickey |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 1.4 |votes = 500 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 35,302 |spoilt = |quota = 7,061 |turnout = }} 1961 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1961 general election: Limerick East[10] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donogh O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 26.2 |votes = 8,622 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 21.1 |votes = 6,964 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.6 |votes = 4,827 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tom O'Donnell |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.2 |votes = 3,367 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 10.8 |votes = 3,547 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Carew |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.0 |votes = 3,288 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = William Slattery |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 4.2 |votes = 1,388 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Kirby |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 2.9 |votes = 958 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 32,961 |spoilt = |quota = 6,593 |turnout = }} 1957 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1957 general election: Limerick East[9] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donogh O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 20.7 |votes = 7,501 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.3 |votes = 5,178 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Independent (politician) |percentage = 15.5 |votes = 5,623 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Carew |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.6 |votes = 4,193 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Maguire |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 9.5 |votes = 3,455 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 9.4 |votes = 3,395 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Ó Maolcathaigh |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 8.5 |votes = 3,085 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Christopher Keyes |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.8 |votes = 2,098 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.7 |votes = 1,690 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 36,218 |spoilt = |quota = 7,244 |turnout = }} 1954 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1954 general election: Limerick East[8] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Carew |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 14.2 |votes = 5,362 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donogh O'Malley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 18.1 |votes = 6,860 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tadhg Crowley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.8 |votes = 4,857 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Keyes |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 13.3 |votes = 5,035 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Stephen Coughlan |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 14.9 |votes = 5,652 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Clohessy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 11.8 |votes = 4,458 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Reidy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 8.45 |votes = 3,16 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Denis Quish |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.4 |votes = 2,402 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 37,822 |spoilt = |quota = 7,565 |turnout = }} 1952 by-electionFollowing the death of Fianna Fáil TD Daniel Bourke, a by-election was held on 26 June 1952. The seat was won by the Fine Gael candidate John Carew. {{STV Election box begin|title = 1952 by-election: Limerick East[7] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Carew |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 34.2 |votes = 13,130 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Clarke |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 41.6 |votes = 15,964 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 16.9 |votes = 6,465 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Seán Hayes |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 7.3 |votes = 2,785 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 48,730 |valid = 38,344 |spoilt = |quota = 19,173 |turnout = 78.7% }} 1951 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1951 general election: Limerick East[6] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Daniel Bourke |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 19.6 |votes = 7,268 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Tadhg Crowley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.2 |votes = 5,266 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Keyes |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 17.0 |votes = 6,295 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Reidy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.3 |votes = 4,196 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 13.5 |votes = 5,017 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Robert Ryan |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.4 |votes = 4,982 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = George C. Bennett |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.0 |votes = 4,079 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 37,103 |spoilt = |quota = 7,421 |turnout = }} 1948 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1948 general election: Limerick East[5] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Daniel Bourke |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 22.0 |votes = 8,128 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Robert Ryan |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 11.4 |votes = 4,187 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Reidy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 12.2 |votes = 4,496 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Keyes |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 15.6 |votes = 5,756 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Timothy Crowley |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 9.3 |votes = 3,420 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = George C. Bennett |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.0 |votes = 3,326 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ted Russell |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 7.5 |votes = 2,777 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Donegan |party = Clann na Talmhan |percentage = 5.8 |votes = 2,131 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Seán Carroll |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 4.2 |votes = 1,533 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Malone |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 3.1 |votes = 1,125 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 36,879 |spoilt = |quota = 7,376 |turnout = }} See also
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