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| name = Louth | type = Dáil Éireann Parliamentary | year = 1923 | map4 = Louth (Dáil Éireann constituency).png | map_entity = Ireland | map_size = 200px | members_label = TDs | members = {{unbulleted list | {{Color box|{{Fine Gael/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} Fergus O'Dowd (FG) | {{Color box|{{Independent politician/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} Peter Fitzpatrick (Ind) | {{Color box|{{Sinn Féin/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} Gerry Adams (SF) | {{Color box|{{Fianna Fáil/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} Declan Breathnach (FF) | {{Color box|{{Sinn Féin/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} Imelda Munster (SF) | seats = 3 (1923–1977) 4 (1977–2011) 5 (2011–) | local_council_label = County council | local_council = Louth County Council Meath County Council | blank1_name = EP constituency | blank1_info = Midlands–North-West }} Louth is a parliamentary constituency represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas. The constituency elects 5 deputies (Teachtaí Dála, commonly known as TDs). The method of election is the single transferable vote form of proportional representation (PR-STV). History and boundariesThe constituency was created under the terms of the Electoral Act 1923, and first used at the 1923 general election. It was a 3-seat constituency from 1923 until 1977, when it was increased to 4 seats. The boundaries were last amended in October 2007 to include an area of County Meath known as East Meath adjacent to the town of Drogheda.[1] The Report on Dáil and European Parliament Constituencies 2007 outlined "by extending the constituency southwards from, and in the environs of, Drogheda and taking in electoral divisions which have extensive linkages with the town. This will allow the inclusion of the town of Drogheda and hinterland areas in a single constituency." The constituency spans the entire area of the smallest county in Ireland and East Meath, taking in Dundalk, Drogheda, Laytown-Bettystown-Mornington and Ardee.[2] At the 2011 general election the number of seats was increased to 5.[3][4] The Electoral (Amendment) (Dáil Constituencies) Act 2013 defines the constituency as:[5] "The county of Louth; and, in the county of Meath, the electoral divisions of: Julianstown, St. Mary’s (part), in the former Rural District of Meath." TDs{{Irish TD table begin|constituency = Louth |maxTDs = 5 |start = 1923 |end = |refs =[6] |Anti H-Block |Ceann Comhairle |Cumann na nGaedheal |Fianna Fáil |Fine Gael |Independent politician |Labour Party (Ireland) |National League Party |Republican (Ireland, 1923) |Sinn Féin }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 4 |refs =[7] }}{{Irish TD table seats dropped |seats = 1 |elections = 18 |comment = 3 seats until 1977 }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Frank Aiken |elections = 1 |party = Republican (Ireland, 1923) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Peter Hughes |elections = 1 |party = Cumann na nGaedheal }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = James Murphy |elections = 5 |party = Cumann na nGaedheal }}{{Irish TD table seats dropped |seats = 1 |elections = 18 |comment = 3 seats until 1977 }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 5 |refs =[8] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Frank Aiken |elections = 16 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = James Coburn |elections = 2 |party = National League Party }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 6 |refs =[9] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 7 |refs =[10] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = James Coburn |elections = 2 |party = Independent politician }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 8 |refs =[11] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 9 |refs =[12] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Laurence Walsh |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = James Coburn |elections = 6 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 10 |refs =[13] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 11 |refs =[14] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Roddy Connolly |elections = 1 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 12 |refs =[15] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Laurence Walsh |elections = 1 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 13 |refs =[16] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Roddy Connolly |elections = 1 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 14 |byelections = 1 |refs =[17] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Laurence Walsh |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table by-election |constituency = Louth |year = 1954 |refs =[18] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = George Coburn |elections = 3 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 15 |refs =[19] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Paddy Donegan |elections = 1 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 16 |refs =[20] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Pádraig Faulkner |elections = 6 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 17 |refs =[21] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Paddy Donegan |elections = 5 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 18 |refs =[22] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 19 |refs =[23] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 20 |refs =[24] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Joseph Farrell |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 21 |refs =[25] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Eddie Filgate |elections = 3 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table seats dropped |seats = 2 |elections = 10 |comment = 4 seats 1977–2011 }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 22 |refs =[26] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Paddy Agnew |elections = 1 |party = Anti H-Block }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Pádraig Faulkner |elections = 1 |party = Ceann Comhairle }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Bernard Markey |elections = 2 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 23 |refs =[27] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Thomas Bellew |elections = 1 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Pádraig Faulkner |elections = 2 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 24 |refs =[28] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Michael Bell |elections = 5 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Séamus Kirk |elections = 7 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Brendan McGahon |elections = 5 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 25 |refs =[29] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Dermot Ahern |elections = 6 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 26 |refs =[30] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 27 |refs =[31] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 28 |refs =[32] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 29 |refs =[33] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Arthur Morgan |elections = 2 |party = Sinn Féin }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Fergus O'Dowd |elections = 4 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 30 |refs =[34] }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 31 |refs =[35] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Gerry Adams |elections = 2 |party = Sinn Féin }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Séamus Kirk |elections = 1 |party = Ceann Comhairle }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Ged Nash |elections = 1 |party = Labour Party (Ireland) }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Peter Fitzpatrick |elections = 2 |party = Fine Gael }}{{Irish TD table Dáil |dailnum = 32 |refs =[36] }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Imelda Munster |elections = 1 |party = Sinn Féin }}{{Irish TD table TD with party link |name = Declan Breathnach |elections = 1 |party = Fianna Fáil }}{{Irish TD table end}} Electoral DivisionLouth population as per Electoral Divisions,[37] for Louth Dáil constituency. This population count relates to the number of people within the Louth county boundary, along with the electoral divisions of Julianstown, and St. Mary's (part) in the county of Meath, as per the Electoral (Amendment) (Dáil Constituencies) Act 2013.[38]
Elections2016 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 2016 general election: Louth[36] |numcounts = 11 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Declan Breathnach |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.5 |count1 = 9,099 |count2 = 9,146 |count3 = 9,220 |count4 = 9,609 |count5 = 9,931 |count6 = 12,192 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Gerry Adams |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 15.8 |count1 = 10,661 |count2 = 10,774 |count3 = 10,826 |count4 = 10,908 |count5 = 11,096 |count6 = 11,278 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Imelda Munster |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 13.1 |count1 = 8,829 |count2 = 9,061 |count3 = 9,103 |count4 = 9,224 |count5 = 9,356 |count6 = 9,563 |count7 = 9,712 |count8 = 9,995 |count9 = 10,992 |count10 = 13,029 |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.1 |count1 = 6,814 |count2 = 6,838 |count3 = 6,943 |count4 = 7,271 |count5 = 7,418 |count6 = 7,586 |count7 = 7,680 |count8 = 8,115 |count9 = 8,827 |count10 = 9,124 |count11 = 9,256 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Fitzpatrick |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.5 |count1 = 6,408 |count2 = 6,417 |count3 = 6,591 |count4 = 6,693 |count5 = 6,969 |count6 = 7,113 |count7 = 7,206 |count8 = 7,977 |count9 = 8,231 |count10 = 8,931 |count11 = 9,132 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Ged Nash |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 7.3 |count1 = 4,945 |count2 = 4,976 |count3 = 5,293 |count4 = 5,472 |count5 = 5,593 |count6 = 5,760 |count7 = 5,895 |count8 = 6,715 |count9 = 7,888 |count10 = 8,454 |count11 = 8,746 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Garrett Weldon |party = Anti-Austerity Alliance–People Before Profit |percentage = 5.1 |count1 = 3,462 |count2 = 3,644 |count3 = 3,690 |count4 = 3,816 |count5 = 4,468 |count6 = 4,586 |count7 = 4,675 |count8 = 5,588 |count9 = 6,290 |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Kevin Callan |party = Independent politician |percentage = 5.2 |count1 = 3,541 |count2 = 3,683 |count3 = 3,701 |count4 = 4,030 |count5 = 4,388 |count6 = 4,592 |count7 = 4,779 |count8 = 5,224 |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mark Dearey |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 4.7 |count1 = 3,187 |count2 = 3,225 |count3 = 3,363 |count4 = 3,530 |count5 = 4,099 |count6 = 4,327 |count7 = 4,517 |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Emma Coffey |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 5.1 |count1 = 3,422 |count2 = 3,442 |count3 = 3,496 |count4 = 3,622 |count5 = 3,819 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Maeve Yore |party = Independent politician |percentage = 4.1 |count1 = 2,746 |count2 = 2,814 |count3 = 2,953 |count4 = 3,138 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael O'Dowd |party = Renua Ireland |percentage = 3.1 |count1 = 2,095 |count2 = 2,219 |count3 = 2,242 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mary Moran |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 1.8 |count1 = 1,198 |count2 = 1,211 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Anthony Connor |party = Direct Democracy Ireland |percentage = 1.0 |count1 = 676 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = David Bradley |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.5 |count1 = 319 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Pat Greene |party = Direct Democracy Ireland |percentage = 0.2 |count1 = 127 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 11 |electorate = 104,696 |valid = 67,529 |spoilt = 749 |quota = 11,255 |turnout = 68,278 (65.22%) }} 2011 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 2011 general election: Louth[35] |numcounts = 13 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Ceann Comhairle |percentage = Automatically returned |count1 = N/A |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Gerry Adams |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 21.7 |count1 = 15,072 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 20.2 |count1 = 13,980 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Ged Nash |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 12.6 |count1 = 8,718 |count2 = 8,942 |count3 = 8,948 |count4 = 8,984 |count5 = 8,998 |count6 = 9,037 |count7 = 9,098 |count8 = 9,404 |count9 = 9,821 |count10 = 10,480 |count11 = 10,658 |count12 = 14,620 |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Fitzpatrick |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.3 |count1 = 7,845 |count2 = 7,998 |count3 = 8,002 |count4 = 8,052 |count5 = 8,069 |count6 = 8,130 |count7 = 8,177 |count8 = 8,475 |count9 = 8,982 |count10 = 9,930 |count11 = 10,626 |count12 = 11,770 |count13 = 12,323 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = James Carroll |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 8.2 |count1 = 5,681 |count2 = 5,749 |count3 = 5,751 |count4 = 5,759 |count5 = 5,774 |count6 = 5,792 |count7 = 5,803 |count8 = 5,987 |count9 = 6,481 |count10 = 6,769 |count11 = 10,711 |count12 = 11,185 |count13 = 11,388 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mary Moran |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 6.6 |count1 = 4,546 |count2 = 4,738 |count3 = 4,742 |count4 = 4,747 |count5 = 4,748 |count6 = 4,808 |count7 = 4,908 |count8 = 5,124 |count9 = 5,436 |count10 = 6,430 |count11 = 6,974 |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Declan Breathnach |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 7.5 |count1 = 5,177 |count2 = 5,245 |count3 = 5,245 |count4 = 5,247 |count5 = 5,263 |count6 = 5,285 |count7 = 5,297 |count8 = 5,373 |count9 = 5,603 |count10 = 6,001 |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mark Dearey |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 4.7 |count1 = 3,244 |count2 = 3,358 |count3 = 3,362 |count4 = 3,366 |count5 = 3,374 |count6 = 3,421 |count7 = 3,506 |count8 = 3,672 |count9 = 3,939 |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Thomas Clare |party = New Vision (electoral alliance) |percentage = 3.2 |count1 = 2,233 |count2 = 2,318 |count3 = 2,324 |count4 = 2,328 |count5 = 2,390 |count6 = 2,456 |count7 = 2,569 |count8 = 3,024 |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fred Matthews |party = Independent politician |percentage = 1.4 |count1 = 957 |count2 = 1,004 |count3 = 1,013 |count4 = 1,015 |count5 = 1,024 |count6 = 1,089 |count7 = 1,207 |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.8 |count1 = 649 |count2 = 714 |count3 = 727 |count4 = 731 |count5 = 754 |count6 = 781 |count7 = 829 |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Robin Wilson |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.3 |count1 = 536 |count2 = 592 |count3 = 597 |count4 = 598 |count5 = 610 |count6 = 692 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Luke Martin |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.3 |count1 = 224 |count2 = 289 |count3 = 293 |count4 = 293 |count5 = 300 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Gerry Crilly |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.3 |count1 = 222 |count2 = 252 |count3 = 254 |count4 = 254 |count5 = 267 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = David Bradley |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.3 |count1 = 174 |count2 = 211 |count3 = 215 |count4 = 215 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Robert Glynn |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.1 |count1 = 61 |count2 = 65 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = |count13 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 13 |electorate = 99,530 |valid = 69,319 |spoilt = 871 (1.2%) |quota = 13,864 |turnout = 70,190 (70.5%) }} 2007 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 2007 general election: Louth[34] |numcounts = 6 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 18.5 |count1 = 10,190 |count2 = 10,225 |count3 = 10,400 |count4 = 10,457 |count5 = 11,696 |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dermot Ahern |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 18.1 |count1 = 9,982 |count2 = 10,020 |count3 = 10,375 |count4 = 10,500 |count5 = 11,321 |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 15.2 |count1 = 8,387 |count2 = 8,421 |count3 = 8,738 |count4 = 10,208 |count5 = 11,036 |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Arthur Morgan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 15.0 |count1 = 8,274 |count2 = 8,385 |count3 = 8,596 |count4 = 8,836 |count5 = 8,989 |count6 = 10,556 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mairead McGuinness |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.5 |count1 = 5,199 |count2 = 5,228 |count3 = 6,240 |count4 = 6,503 |count5 = 6,550 |count6 = 8,847 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mark Dearey |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 7.6 |count1 = 4,172 |count2 = 4,296 |count3 = 4,711 |count4 = 5,118 |count5 = 5,225 |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Maher |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 5.5 |count1 = 3,009 |count2 = 3,031 |count3 = 3,045 |count4 = 3,287 |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Ged Nash |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.0 |count1 = 2,739 |count2 = 2,786 |count3 = 2,856 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Jim D'Arcy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.7 |count1 = 2,573 |count2 = 2,596 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Short |party = Workers' Party of Ireland |percentage = 0.4 |count1 = 193 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Luke Martin |party = Fathers Rights-Responsibility Party |percentage = 0.3 |count1 = 169 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dermot Duke |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.2 |count1 = 127 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 6 |electorate = 86,007 |valid = 55,014 |spoilt = 592 (1.1%) |quota = 11,003 |turnout = 55,606 (64.7%) }} 2002 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 2002 general election: Louth[33] |numcounts = 8 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dermot Ahern |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 20.2 |count1 = 9,603 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.6 |count1 = 5,505 |count2 = 5,540 |count3 = 5,686 |count4 = 5,688 |count5 = 6,098 |count6 = 6,346 |count7 = 7,740 |count8 = 10,175 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.6 |count1 = 6,495 |count2 = 6,561 |count3 = 6,768 |count4 = 6,811 |count5 = 6,993 |count6 = 7,644 |count7 = 7,960 |count8 = 9,987 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Arthur Morgan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 14.9 |count1 = 7,121 |count2 = 7,275 |count3 = 7,488 |count4 = 7,495 |count5 = 7,805 |count6 = 8,474 |count7 = 8,992 |count8 = 9,477 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Terry Brennan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 8.7 |count1 = 4,130 |count2 = 4,207 |count3 = 4,442 |count4 = 4,449 |count5 = 4,670 |count6 = 5,394 |count7 = 6,046 |count8 = 6,133 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Maher |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 9.8 |count1 = 4,653 |count2 = 4,668 |count3 = 4,807 |count4 = 4,811 |count5 = 4,946 |count6 = 5,018 |count7 = 5,643 |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 6.7 |count1 = 3,185 |count2 = 3,237 |count3 = 3,388 |count4 = 3,391 |count5 = 3,732 |count6 = 4,117 |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mary Grehan |party = Independent politician |percentage = 5.0 |count1 = 2,384 |count2 = 2,496 |count3 = 3,021 |count4 = 3,030 |count5 = 3,521 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Bernadette Martin |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 4.2 |count1 = 1,979 |count2 = 2,109 |count3 = 2,306 |count4 = 2,309 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Martin Bellew |party = Independent politician |percentage = 2.7 |count1 = 1,307 |count2 = 1,410 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 1.0 |count1 = 473 |count2 = 502 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Aidan Mahon |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.6 |count1 = 294 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Liam Ó Gogain |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.5 |count1 = 239 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Short |party = Workers' Party of Ireland |percentage = 0.4 |count1 = 176 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Maguire |party = Christian Solidarity Party |percentage = 0.2 |count1 = 79 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 8 |electorate = 81,952 |valid = 47,623 |spoilt = 651 (1.4%) |quota = 9,525 |turnout = 48,274 (58.9%) }} 1997 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 1997 general election: Louth[32] |numcounts = 12 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dermot Ahern |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 22.6 |count1 = 10,192 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.6 |count1 = 5,667 |count2 = 6,334 |count3 = 6,381 |count4 = 6,544 |count5 = 6,594 |count6 = 6,697 |count7 = 6,881 |count8 = 8,160 |count9 = 9,399 |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.7 |count1 = 4,346 |count2 = 4,429 |count3 = 4,504 |count4 = 4,584 |count5 = 4,597 |count6 = 4,638 |count7 = 4,859 |count8 = 4,867 |count9 = 5,356 |count10 = 5,868 |count11 = 8,075 |count12 = 8,262 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 10.5 |count1 = 4,725 |count2 = 4,771 |count3 = 4,829 |count4 = 4,851 |count5 = 4,958 |count6 = 5,236 |count7 = 5,518 |count8 = 5,905 |count9 = 6,230 |count10 = 6,755 |count11 = 7,316 |count12 = 7,430 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.0 |count1 = 4,486 |count2 = 4,499 |count3 = 4,506 |count4 = 4,538 |count5 = 4,598 |count6 = 4,867 |count7 = 5,066 |count8 = 5,437 |count9 = 5,704 |count10 = 5,871 |count11 = 6,953 |count12 = 7,049 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Terry Brennan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 8.3 |count1 = 3,723 |count2 = 3,776 |count3 = 3,807 |count4 = 3,840 |count5 = 3,851 |count6 = 3,875 |count7 = 4,035 |count8 = 4,050 |count9 = 4,307 |count10 = 4,588 |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Owen Hanratty |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 6.1 |count1 = 2,760 |count2 = 2,816 |count3 = 2,890 |count4 = 2,934 |count5 = 3,426 |count6 = 3,465 |count7 = 3,602 |count8 = 3,658 |count9 = 3,813 |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Mary Grehan |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 5.3 |count1 = 2,395 |count2 = 2,536 |count3 = 2,592 |count4 = 2,681 |count5 = 2,694 |count6 = 2,760 |count7 = 3,041 |count8 = 3,256 |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Maria O'Brien Campbell |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 4.8 |count1 = 2,151 |count2 = 2,215 |count3 = 2,221 |count4 = 2,245 |count5 = 2,295 |count6 = 2,474 |count7 = 2,533 |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Neil McCann |party = Green Party (Ireland) |percentage = 3.1 |count1 = 1,403 |count2 = 1,428 |count3 = 1,531 |count4 = 1,636 |count5 = 1,685 |count6 = 1,762 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 2.3 |count1 = 1,037 |count2 = 1,045 |count3 = 1,067 |count4 = 1,118 |count5 = 1,167 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Maeve Healy |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 2.0 |count1 = 891 |count2 = 899 |count3 = 916 |count4 = 929 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Salter |party = Independent politician |percentage = 1.5 |count1 = 686 |count2 = 695 |count3 = 725 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Brian Doyle |party = Independent politician |percentage = 1.1 |count1 = 475 |count2 = 491 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dessie Taaffe |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.2 |count1 = 71 |count2 = 72 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = |count10 = |count11 = |count12 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 12 |electorate = 71,086 |valid = 45,008 |spoilt = 603 (1.3%) |quota = 9,002 |turnout = 45,611 (64.2%) }} 1992 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 1992 general election: Louth[31] |numcounts = 9 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 22.1 |count1 = 9,608 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dermot Ahern |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 17.7 |count1 = 7,704 |count2 = 7,766 |count3 = 7,788 |count4 = 7,810 |count5 = 7,826 |count6 = 8,003 |count7 = 8,271 |count8 = 8,707 |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 15.2 |count1 = 6,602 |count2 = 6,654 |count3 = 6,666 |count4 = 6,710 |count5 = 6,721 |count6 = 6,948 |count7 = 7,086 |count8 = 7,825 |count9 = 9,835 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 15.3 |count1 = 6,672 |count2 = 6,825 |count3 = 6,887 |count4 = 6,942 |count5 = 6,950 |count6 = 7,092 |count7 = 7,211 |count8 = 7,916 |count9 = 8,087 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Henry Mountcharles |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.6 |count1 = 4,161 |count2 = 4,344 |count3 = 4,382 |count4 = 4,438 |count5 = 4,470 |count6 = 4,541 |count7 = 4,598 |count8 = 4,750 |count9 = 5,304 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Tommy Murphy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 8.9 |count1 = 3,853 |count2 = 4,108 |count3 = 4,117 |count4 = 4,127 |count5 = 4,188 |count6 = 4,306 |count7 = 4,468 |count8 = 4,553 |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Thomas Bellew |party = Independent politician |percentage = 3.7 |count1 = 1,603 |count2 = 1,663 |count3 = 1,711 |count4 = 1,754 |count5 = 1,768 |count6 = 1,903 |count7 = 2,060 |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Seán Kenna |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 3.0 |count1 = 1,289 |count2 = 1,306 |count3 = 1,317 |count4 = 1,328 |count5 = 1,584 |count6 = 1,616 |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Maimie Ahern |party = Independent politician |percentage = 2.3 |count1 = 1,017 |count2 = 1,045 |count3 = 1,065 |count4 = 1,100 |count5 = 1,112 |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Tommy Murtagh |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 1.0 |count1 = 416 |count2 = 440 |count3 = 453 |count4 = 472 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dessie Taaffe |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.7 |count1 = 296 |count2 = 314 |count3 = 354 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Peter Short |party = Workers' Party of Ireland |percentage = 0.6 |count1 = 249 |count2 = 310 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = |count8 = |count9 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 9 |electorate = 65,896 |valid = 43,470 |spoilt = 928 (2.1%) |quota = 8,695 |turnout = 44,398 (67.4%) }} 1989 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1989 general election: Louth[30] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 19.2 |votes = 8,375 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 17.9 |votes = 7,812 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 15.8 |votes = 6,892 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Dermot Ahern |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.6 |votes = 5,924 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jimmy Mulroy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.9 |votes = 6,052 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Arthur Morgan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 5.3 |votes = 2,291 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Bernard Markey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 5.1 |votes = 2,217 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 4.9 |votes = 2,146 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Richard Brannigan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.0 |votes = 1,744 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ronald Smith |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.4 |votes = 159 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 43,612 |spoilt = |quota = 8,723 |turnout = }} 1987 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1987 general election: Louth[29] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.4 |votes = 5,319 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 15.3 |votes = 7,156 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Dermot Ahern |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.4 |votes = 5,822 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 13.3 |votes = 6,205 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Jimmy Mulroy |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 11.7 |votes = 5,492 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Progressive Democrats |percentage = 11.2 |votes = 5,219 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Lennon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 7.6 |votes = 3,560 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Bellew |party = Independent politician |percentage = 5.8 |votes = 2,709 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Arthur Morgan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 5.6 |votes = 2,599 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.2 |votes = 1,941 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donnchadha MacRaghnaill |party = Workers' Party of Ireland |percentage = 1.2 |votes = 570 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Ronald Smith |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.2 |votes = 86 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Charles Ross |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.2 |votes = 66 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Barbara Hyland |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.1 |votes = 65 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 46,809 |spoilt = |quota = 9,362 |turnout = }} November 1982 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = November 1982 general election: Louth[28] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 15.6 |votes = 6,793 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Séamus Kirk |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.9 |votes = 6,066 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 12.1 |votes = 5,269 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 14.7 |votes = 6,435 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Bellew |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 13.7 |votes = 5,966 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Bernard Markey |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.9 |votes = 4,745 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.9 |votes = 4,737 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Micheal O'Donnell |party = Independent politician |percentage = 4.4 |votes = 1,915 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 2.2 |votes = 951 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donnchadha MacRaghnaill |party = Workers' Party of Ireland |percentage = 1.5 |votes = 671 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Aíne Ní Ghidhir |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.3 |votes = 129 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 43,677 |spoilt = |quota = 8,736 |turnout = }} February 1982 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = February 1982 general election: Louth[27] |numcounts = 6 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 18.6 |count1 = 8,083 |count2 = 8,492 |count3 = 9,016 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Bernard Markey |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 18.2 |count1 = 7,928 |count2 = 8,237 |count3 = 8,543 |count4 = 8,562 |count5 = 10,197 |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Thomas Bellew |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.5 |count1 = 6,305 |count2 = 6,427 |count3 = 7,143 |count4 = 7,219 |count5 = 7,961 |count6 = 8,050 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Eddie Filgate |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.1 |count1 = 6,109 |count2 = 6,204 |count3 = 6,862 |count4 = 7,055 |count5 = 7,391 |count6 = 7,428 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 12.2 |count1 = 5,311 |count2 = 5,406 |count3 = 5,629 |count4 = 5,635 |count5 = 6,001 |count6 = 7,177 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 8.0 |count1 = 3,474 |count2 = 4,422 |count3 = 4,928 |count4 = 4,947 |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Francis Browne |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 8.5 |count1 = 3,714 |count2 = 4,117 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 3.8 |count1 = 1,662 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Donnchadha Mac Raghnaill |party = Sinn Féin the Workers Party |percentage = 1.7 |count1 = 742 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Helen Corcoran |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.4 |count1 = 183 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 6 |electorate = 57,075 |valid = 43,511 |spoilt = 451 (1.0%) |quota = 8,703 |turnout = 43,962 (77.0%) }} 1981 general election{{STV Election box begin2|title = 1981 general election: Louth[26] |numcounts = 7 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Ceann Comhairle |percentage = N/A |count1 = Automatically returned |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Bernard Markey |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.3 |count1 = 4,694 |count2 = 4,810 |count3 = 5,007 |count4 = 5,258 |count5 = 8,316 |count6 = 8,513 |count7 = 13,315 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Eddie Filgate |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.7 |count1 = 5,823 |count2 = 5,914 |count3 = 7,235 |count4 = 7,308 |count5 = 7,553 |count6 = 11,076 |count7 = 11,325 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Paddy Agnew |party = Anti H-Block |percentage = 18.3 |count1 = 8,368 |count2 = 8,846 |count3 = 8,998 |count4 = 9,525 |count5 = 9,841 |count6 = 10,409 |count7 = 10,814 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = John Connor |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 10.7 |count1 = 4,920 |count2 = 5,276 |count3 = 6,047 |count4 = 6,791 |count5 = 6,812 |count6 = 8,190 |count7 = 8,829 }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Dick Branigan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 9.6 |count1 = 4,372 |count2 = 4,624 |count3 = 4,687 |count4 = 5,548 |count5 = 6,463 |count6 = 6,651 |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Thomas Bellew |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 11.6 |count1 = 5,314 |count2 = 5,413 |count3 = 5,672 |count4 = 5,794 |count5 = 6,059 |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Brendan McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 10.1 |count1 = 4,612 |count2 = 4,723 |count3 = 4,770 |count4 = 4,932 |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Michael Bell |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 5.5 |count1 = 2,515 |count2 = 3,128 |count3 = 3,147 |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Nicholas McCabe |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 6.1 |count1 = 2,804 |count2 = 2,887 |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 2.6 |count1 = 1,210 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = Donnchadha Mac Raghnaill |party = Sinn Féin the Workers Party |percentage = 1.7 |count1 = 785 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box candidate2 |candidate = James McArdle |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 0.8 |count1 = 346 |count2 = |count3 = |count4 = |count5 = |count6 = |count7 = }}{{STV Election box end2 |numcounts = 7 |electorate = 57,075 |valid = 45,763 |spoilt = 514 (1.1%) |quota = 11,441 |turnout = 46,277 (81.1%) }} 1977 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1977 general election: Louth[25] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 24.0 |votes = 10,244 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 22.2 |votes = 9,455 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eddie Filgate |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.0 |votes = 5,954 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Farrell |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 12.7 |votes = 5,402 |seat = 4 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Bellew |party = Independent politician |percentage = 5.9 |votes = 2,523 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donnchadha MacRaghnaill |party = Official Sinn Féin |percentage = 4.4 |votes = 1,894 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Bernard Markey |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 4.0 |votes = 1,718 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Fergus O'Dowd |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 3.0 |votes = 1,289 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Hugh McGahon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 2.9 |votes = 1,252 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Lennon |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 2.9 |votes = 1,241 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Carney |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 2.1 |votes = 908 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Godfrey |party = Independent politician |percentage = 1.8 |votes = 751 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 42,631 |spoilt = |quota = 8,527 |turnout = }} 1973 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1973 general election: Louth[24] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 29.6 |votes = 9,256 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Farrell |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 21.6 |votes = 6,767 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 21.7 |votes = 6,787 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Brid O'Rourke |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 11.3 |votes = 3,532 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paul Callan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 8.2 |votes = 2,577 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Donnchadha MacRaghnaill |party = Official Sinn Féin |percentage = 4.6 |votes = 1,450 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Micheal O'Donnell |party = Independent politician |percentage = 1.5 |votes = 472 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Sarsfield |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.8 |votes = 263 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Geoffrey Eager |party = Independent politician |percentage = 0.7 |votes = 210 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 31,314 |spoilt = |quota = 7,829 |turnout = }} 1969 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1969 general election: Louth[23] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 28.5 |votes = 8,618 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 22.7 |votes = 6,883 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 24.2 |votes = 7,312 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paul Callan |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 9.3 |votes = 2,800 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Elmore |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 6.9 |votes = 2,073 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Francis Johnston |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 5.0 |votes = 1,513 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Mulholland |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 3.6 |votes = 1,077 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 30,276 |spoilt = |quota = 7,570 |turnout = }} 1965 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1965 general election: Louth[22] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 24.4 |votes = 6,897 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 23.4 |votes = 6,617 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 23.6 |votes = 6,679 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick O'Hare |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 16.3 |votes = 4,605 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Proinsias Mac Aonghusa |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 12.3 |votes = 3,461 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 28,259 |spoilt = |quota = 7,065 |turnout = }} 1961 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1961 general election: Louth[21] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 26.9 |votes = 6,869 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 25.5 |votes = 6,518 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 16.8 |votes = 4,288 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick O'Hare |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 15.7 |votes = 4,003 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peter Moore |party = Independent politician |percentage = 10.8 |votes = 2,749 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Larry Grogan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 4.4 |votes = 1,130 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 25,557 |spoilt = |quota = 6,390 |turnout = }} 1957 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1957 general election: Louth[20] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 25.2 |votes = 7,972 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 21.1 |votes = 6,672 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = George Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 21.3 |votes = 6,745 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 18.5 |votes = 5,855 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Larry Grogan |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 9.5 |votes = 2,991 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 4.5 |votes = 1,424 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 31,659 |spoilt = |quota = 7,915 |turnout = }} 1954 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1954 general election: Louth[19] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = George Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 31.9 |votes = 10,778 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 26.0 |votes = 8,769 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Paddy Donegan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 13.8 |votes = 4,665 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 17.6 |votes = 5,945 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Roddy Connolly |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 7.6 |votes = 2,576 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Campbell |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 3.0 |votes = 1,011 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 33,744 |spoilt = |quota = 8,437 |turnout = }} 1954 by-electionFollowing the death of Fine Gael TD James Coburn, a by-election was held on 3 March 1954. The seat was won by the Fine Gael candidate George Coburn, son of the deceased TD. {{STV Election box begin|title = 1954 by-election: Louth[18] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = George Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 43.4 |votes = 13,360 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Pádraig Faulkner |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 40.7 |votes = 12,531 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Roddy Connolly |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 11.2 |votes = 3,452 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Joseph Campbell |party = Sinn Féin |percentage = 4.7 |votes = 1,446 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 41,975 |valid = 30,789 |spoilt = |quota = 15,395 |turnout = 73.4% }} 1951 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1951 general election: Louth[17] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 21.3 |votes = 6,779 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 24.5 |votes = 7,792 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 24.9 |votes = 7,927 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Roddy Connolly |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 15.2 |votes = 4,856 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Roe |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 14.1 |votes = 4,505 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 31,859 |spoilt = |quota = 7,965 |turnout = }} 1948 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1948 general election: Louth[16] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 28.0 |votes = 8,589 |seat = 1 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 23.6 |votes = 7,251 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Roddy Connolly |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 12.3 |votes = 3,767 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 16.6 |votes = 5,107 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas Roe |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 12.5 |votes = 3,854 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Aodh de Blacam |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 4.4 |votes = 1,348 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = George Owens |party = Clann na Poblachta |percentage = 2.7 |votes = 814 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 30,730 |spoilt = |quota = 7,683 |turnout = }} 1944 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1944 general election: Louth[15] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 25.6 |votes = 7,493 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 22.8 |votes = 6,672 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 20.5 |votes = 5,996 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Jeffers |party = Independent politician |percentage = 17.1 |votes = 5,000 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Roddy Connolly |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 11.2 |votes = 3,287 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eoin Ó Coigligh |party = Ailtirí na hAiséirghe |percentage = 2.7 |votes = 795 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 29,243 |spoilt = |quota = 7,311 |turnout = }} 1943 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1943 general election: Louth[14] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 28.2 |votes = 8,723 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 22.7 |votes = 7,005 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Roddy Connolly |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 15.8 |votes = 4,880 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Jeffers |party = Independent politician |percentage = 12.0 |votes = 3,698 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 10.7 |votes = 3,318 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John Callan |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 8.7 |votes = 2,698 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Eoin Ó Coigligh |party = Ailtirí na hAiséirghe |percentage = 1.9 |votes = 585 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 30,907 |spoilt = |quota = 7,727 |turnout = }} 1938 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1938 general election: Louth[13] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 31.8 |votes = 9,787 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 27.2 |votes = 8,375 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 20.1 |votes = 6,200 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick Roe |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 14.1 |votes = 4,353 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael O'Connor |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 4.4 |votes = 1,351 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Anthony Flynn |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 2.4 |votes = 740 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 30,806 |spoilt = |quota = 7,702 |turnout = }} 1937 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1937 general election: Louth[12] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 31.0 |votes = 9,215 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 28.2 |votes = 8,364 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence Walsh |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 22.8 |votes = 6,768 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Fine Gael |percentage = 18.0 |votes = 5,341 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 29,688 |spoilt = |quota = 7,423 |turnout = }} 1933 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1933 general election: Louth[11] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 34.9 |votes = 10,235 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 26.0 |votes = 7,632 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Independent politician |percentage = 24.8 |votes = 7,282 |seat = 3 |count = 2 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = John O'Dowd |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 14.2 |votes = 4,175 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 36,803 |valid = 29,324 |spoilt = |quota = 7,332 |turnout = }} 1932 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1932 general election: Louth[10] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 26.3 |votes = 7,267 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 22.0 |votes = 6,094 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Independent politician |percentage = 20.2 |votes = 5,594 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peter Hughes |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 16.3 |votes = 4,512 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = David Blood |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 7.9 |votes = 2,192 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Kevin O'Reilly |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 7.3 |votes = 2,019 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 27,678 |spoilt = |quota = 6,920 |turnout = }} September 1927 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = September 1927 general election: Louth[9] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 29.6 |votes = 7,881 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = National League Party |percentage = 21.3 |votes = 5,666 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 24.2 |votes = 6,425 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peter Hughes |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 22.1 |votes = 5,886 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence McKenna |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 2.8 |votes = 733 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 26,591 |spoilt = |quota = 6,648 |turnout = }} June 1927 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = June 1927 general election: Louth[8] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Coburn |party = Independent politician |percentage = 26.4 |votes = 7,093 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 25.5 |votes = 6,851 |seat = 2 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 14.1 |votes = 3,787 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peter Hughes |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 14.5 |votes = 3,886 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Michael Connor |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 6.9 |votes = 1,867 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Matthew Campbell |party = Independent politician |percentage = 6.5 |votes = 1,738 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Thomas O'Hanlon |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 3.5 |votes = 930 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Laurence McKenna |party = Fianna Fáil |percentage = 2.8 |votes = 748 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = ? |valid = 26,900 |spoilt = |quota = 6,726 |turnout = }} 1923 general election{{STV Election box begin|title = 1923 general election: Louth[7] }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Frank Aiken |party = Republican (Ireland, 1923) |percentage = 27.1 |votes = 6,651 |seat = 1 |count = 1 }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = James Murphy |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 23.1 |votes = 5,663 |seat = 2 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Peter Hughes |party = Cumann na nGaedheal |percentage = 23.7 |votes = 5,798 |seat = 3 |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Patrick McGee |party = Farmers' Party (Ireland) |percentage = 15.8 |votes = 3,877 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box candidate with party link |candidate = Cathal O'Shannon |party = Labour Party (Ireland) |percentage = 10.3 |votes = 2,517 |seat = |count = }}{{STV Election box end |electorate = 38,548 |valid = 24,506 |spoilt = |quota = 6,127 |turnout = 63.6% }} See also
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