Carlow-Kilkenny
Carlow-Kilkenny
- No of Seats: 5
- No of Male Candidates: 15
- No of Female Candidates: 4
- Total number of GE11 candidates: 19
- No of sitting TDs: 4
- No of sitting Senators: 1
- No of sitting Councillors: 6
- No of sitting MEPs: 0
- Population (2006): 133,745
- Population per TD*: 26,749
- Average Population per TD*: 25,541
- Variance (from average): 1,208
- % Variance 4.73%
Candidates
- Independent candidates, ULA and other small parties: Conor MacLiam (SP-ULA), Noel G Walsh, David Murphy, Johnny Couchman, John O'Hara, Ramie Leahy, John Dalton, Stephen Kelly
- Green Party Candidates: Mary White TD
- Labour Party Candidates: Cllr. Ann Phelan, Cllr. Des Hurley
- Sinn Fein Candidates: Kathleen Funchion TC, John Cassin TC
- Fianna Fail Candidates: John McGuinness TD, Bobby Aylward TD, Cllr. Jennifer Murnane
- Fine Gael Candidates: Phil Hogan TD, Sen. John Paul Phelan, Cllr. Patrick Deering
- Independent Candidates who previously ran for another party:
- Young Candidates (21-35):
- Retired/Retiring TDs: Carlow-Kilkenny: MJ Nolan (FF)
Polls
Red C-Sunday Business Post Poll (published 20-02-2011, adjusted to this constituency)
- FF: 21.30%
- FG: 49.00%
- Lab: 18.20%
- Green Party: 3.90%
- Sinn Fein: 7.60%
- Other: 0.00%
This translates to seats as follows (according to Adrian Kavanagh of http://geographyspecialinterestgroup.wordpress.com):
- FF: 1
- FG: 3
- Lab: 1
- Green Party: 0
- Sinn Fein: 0
- Other: 0
Sunday Independent Milward Brown Poll (published 20-02-2011 - adjusted to this constituency)
- FF: 21.60%
- FG: 47.10%
- Lab: 21.70%
- Green Party: 2.00%
- Sinn Fein: 7.70%
- Other: 0.00%
This translates to seats as follows (according to Adrian Kavanagh of http://geographyspecialinterestgroup.wordpress.com):
- FF: 1
- FG: 3
- Lab: 1
- Green Party: 0
- Sinn Fein: 0
- Other: 0
2007 Election Stats for Carlow/Kilkenny
- Size of Electorate: 102,016
- Total No. Votes: 68,359
- No. of Valid votes: 67,654
- No. of spoiled votes: 705
- Quota: 11,276
Credits: Thanks to Adrian Kavanagh of NUI Maynooth who has created an excellent resource at this website. Other data is drawn from Oireachtas.ie, the Central Statistics Office and ElectionsIreland.org
Demographics, socio-economic indicators and other statistics based on 2006 Census (via CSO and Oireachtas.ie):