Irish Political Maps was set up in May 2011
as a resource for
anyone with an interest in
Irish politics and elections.
Whether you're a seasoned expert or
are just learning about
Irish politics, this site's purpose is to provide
information about the outcomes of every election and referendum
to take place on this island.
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If you have any queries, comments or requests please contact:
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The 1865 UK general election in Ireland saw the Whigs - now calling themselves the Liberal Party
- keeping power, with that party winning more widespread support in
Ireland than the Conservatives. The Tories did however keep their
stronghold in Ulster.
The 1995 Divorce referendum
saw the Irish electorate return to the question of whether Irish law
should allow for the dissolution of marriage. In 1986 they voted 2:1
against it. This time, however, there would be a different result.
The 1925 Seanad election
was the only popular Seanad (Senate) election in the history of the
state. The entire state formed a single, 19-seat constituency, with
voters given a rather impractical choice of 76 candidates...
Last Change: 12 July 2013
Fine
Gael is down to 69 seats in the aftermath of the abortion debates,
while Sinn Féin loses its first parliamentary party member since the
general election.
