Here’s How Each Of Dublin’s TDs And Senators Feel About Repealing The Eighth Amendment

The Irish Times has conducted surveys with all TD’s and senators and has asked them how they would vote in a referendum to repeal the eight amendment. 

The question asked was: Should the 8th Amendment to the Constitution be repealed? Their responses were broken down into three answers: yes, no and undeclared. 

Here’s how all of Dublin’s political representatives responded as broken down by their constituency. 

Dublin Bay North:

• Denise Mitchell – SF – Yes
• Finian McGrath – IND – Yes
• Richard Bruton – FG – Undeclared
• Seán Haughey – FF-  NO
• Tommy Broughan – IND – Yes

Dublin Bay South:

• Eamon Ryan – GRN – Yes
• Eoghan Murphy – FG – Yes
• Jim O’ Callaghan – FF – Yes
• Kate O’ Connell – FG – Yes

Dublin Central: 

• Mary Lou McDonald – SF – Yes
• Maureen O’Sullivan – IND – Yes
• Paschal Donohoe – FG – Yes

Dublin Fingal: 

• Alan Farrell – FG – Yes
• Brendan Ryan – Lab – Yes
• Clare Daly – IND – Yes
• Darragh O’Brien – FF – UD
• Louise O’Reilly – SF – Yes

Dublin Mid West: 

• Eoin Ó Broin – SF – Yes
• Frances Fitzgerald – FG – Yes
• Gino Kelly – PBP – Yes
• John Curran – FF – UD

Dublin North West:

• Dessie Ellis – SF – Yes
• Noel Rock – FG – Yes
• Róisín Shortall – SD – Yes

Dublin Rathdown: 

• Catherine Martin – GRN – Yes
• Josepha Madigan – FG – Yes
• Shane Ross – IND – Yes

Dublin South Central:

• Aengus Ó Snodaigh – SF – Yes
• Bríd Smith – PBP – Yes
• Catherine Byrne – FG – UD
• Joan Collins – IND – Yes

Dublin South West: 

• Colm Brophy – FG – UD
• Joan Lahart – FF – UD
• Katherine Zappone – IND – Yes
• Paul Murphy – SOL – Yes
• Seán Crowe – SF – Yes

Dublin West:

• Jack Chambers – FF – UD
• Joan Burton – Lab – Yes
• Leo Varadkar – FG – UD
• Ruth Coppinger – SOL – Yes

Dún Laoghaire:

• Maria Bailey – FG – Yes
• Mary Mitchell O’Connor – FG – UD
• Richard Boyd Barrett – PBP – Yes
• Seán Barrett – FG – UD

You can search all the constituencies in Ireland on the website and can also break the search down by party or by vote itself. 

As it stands, 99 think it should be repealed, 28 think it shouldn’t and 90 are still undeclared. 

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