Agricultural Panel


The Agricultural Panel (Irish: An Rolla Talmhaíochta) is one of five vocational panels which together elect 43 of the 60 members of Seanad Éireann, the upper house of the Oireachtas (the legislature of Ireland). The Agricultural Panel elects eleven senators, at least four of whom must come from the Oireachtas members' nominees and at least another three must come from the nominating bodies' nominees.



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Senators for the Agricultural Panel


Key to parties



  •   CnaT = Clann na Talmhan


  •   PD = Progressive Democrats


  •   FF = Fianna Fáil


  •   FG = Fine Gael


  •   GP = Green Party


  •   Lab = Labour Party


  •   SF = Sinn Féin


  •   Ind = Independent



























SenElectionSenator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)		Senator
(Party)
2nd1938

Patrick Baxter
(FG)

William Caffrey
(FG)

Seán Gibbons
(FF)

John Nassau Greene
(Ind)

Patrick Kehoe
(FF)

Martin O'Dwyer
(Ind)

William O'Callaghan
(FG)

Ross McGillycuddy
(Ind)

Pádraic Ó Máille
(FF)

William Quirke
[note 1]
(FF)

Michael Twomey
(Ind)
3rd
1938

Patrick Baxter
[note 2]
(CnaT)

Neal Blaney
(FF)

Michael Colbert
(FF)

John Counihan
(Ind)

Dominick MacCabe
(Ind)
4th
1943

Daniel Hogan
(FF)

Gerard Sweetman
(FG)

Peter Lynch
(Ind)

Thomas Walsh
(FF)
5th
1944

Edmund Horan
(CnaT)

Patrick O'Reilly
(FF)

William O'Callaghan
(FG)

Timothy O'Donovan
(FG)
6th
1948

Robert Malachy Burke
[note 3]
(Lab)

Seán Gibbons
(FF)

Martin Quinn
(Ind)

Martin O'Dwyer
(Ind)

James Tunney
(Lab)
7th
1951

Bernard Commons
(CnaT)

Patrick Gorry
(FF)

James Kilroy
[note 4]
(FF)

Michael Óg McFadden
(FG)
8th
1954

Timothy O'Sullivan
(FF)

Patrick Cogan
(Ind)

John Mannion Snr
(FG)

Micheál Prendergast
(FG)

John Donnelly Sheridan
[note 5]
(Ind)

James J. McCrea
(Lab)

1956

Joe Sheridan
[note 6]
(Ind)
9th
1957

Daniel Hogan
(FF)

Patrick Crowe
(FG)

Paddy Donegan
(FG)

Robert Lahiffe
(FF)

James Tunney
(Lab)

1960

Martin O'Dwyer
[note 7]
(Ind)
10th
1961

Patrick W. Ryan
(Ind)

Charles McDonald
(FG)

John Mannion Snr
(FG)

William Ryan
(FF)

Jack Fitzgerald
(Lab)

1963

Batt Donegan
(FF)
11th
1965

James Martin
[note 8]
(FF)

Patrick McGowan
(FF)

Patrick Malone
(FG)
12th
1969

John Doyle
(FF)

Pierce Butler
(FG)

John Mannion Jnr
(FG)

Andy O'Brien
(FG)

1970

Cornelius O'Callaghan
[note 9]
(FF)
13th
1973

Bob Aylward
[note 10]
(FF)

Bernard Cowen
(FF)

Jack Barrett
(FG)

Joe McCartin
(FG)

Liam Whyte
(FG)

1975

Pat Codd
[note 11]
(FG)

Michael Ferris
[note 11]
(Lab)
14th
1977

Paul Connaughton Snr
(FG)

Justin Keating
(Lab)

Gerard Lynch
(FG)

Charles McDonald
(FG)

John Ellis
(FF)

Rory Kiely
(FF)

Martin O'Toole
(FF)
15th
1981

Liam Naughten
(FG)

Michael Ferris
(Lab)

Thomas Hussey
(FF)

John Mannion Jnr
(FG)

Tom Fitzgerald
(FF)

Richard Bruton
(FG)
16th
1982

Bernard Durkan
(FG)

Richard Hourigan
(FG)

Joseph Lennon
(FG)

Michael Smith
(FF)
17th
1983

Michael Quealy
(FG)

John Ellis
(FF)

Ulick Burke
(FG)

Rory Kiely
(FF)
18th
1987

Paul Bradford
(FG)

Pádraic McCormack
(FG)

John Connor
(FG)

Tom Fitzgerald
(FF)

Patrick McGowan
[note 12]
(FF)
19th
1989

Liam Naughten
[note 13]
(FG)

Pat Upton
(Lab)

Richard Hourigan
(FG)

Seán McCarthy
(FF)

Francis O'Brien
(FF)

Avril Doyle
(FG)
20th
1993

Michael Calnan
(Lab)

Brendan Daly
(FF)

Paddy Burke
(FG)

John V. Farrelly
(FG)

John Dardis
(PD)

Michael D'Arcy
(FG)

1997

Denis Naughten
[note 14]
(FG)
21st
1997

Tom Hayes
[note 15]
(FG)

Kathleen O'Meara
(Lab)

Peter Callanan
[note 16]
(FF)

Jim Walsh
[note 17]
(FF)

John Connor
(FG)

Pat Moylan
(FF)

Avril Doyle
(FG)

2000

Seán Ó Fearghaíl
[note 18]
(FF)

2001

M. J. Nolan
[note 19]
(FF)
22nd
2002

Paul Bradford
[note 20]
[note 21]
(FG)

Eamon Scanlon
(FF)

Ulick Burke
(FG)

Martin Mansergh
(FF)

John Paul Phelan
(FG)
23rd
2007

Alan Kelly
[note 22]
(Lab)

John Carty
(FF)

Eugene Regan
(FG)

Pat Moylan
(FF)

Pearse Doherty
[note 23]
(SF)

2009

Niall Ó Brolcháin
[note 24]
(GP)

2010

Paschal Mooney
[note 25]
(FF)
24th
2011

James Heffernan
[note 26]
[note 27]
(Lab)

Michael Comiskey
(FG)

Brian Ó Domhnaill
(FF)

Pat O'Neill
(FG)

Susan O'Keeffe
(Lab)

Trevor Ó Clochartaigh
[note 28]
[note 29]
(SF)

Denis O'Donovan
(FF)
25th
2016

Victor Boyhan
(Ind)

Denis Landy
[note 30]
(Lab)

Grace O'Sullivan
(GP)

Paul Daly
(FF)

Maria Byrne
(FG)

Tim Lombard
(FG)

Rose Conway-Walsh
(SF)

2018

Ian Marshall
[note 31]
(Ind)

Anthony Lawlors
[note 31]
(FG)

Note: The columns in this table are used only for presentational purposes, and no significance should be attached to the order of columns.




  1. ^ Died on 5 March 1955


  2. ^ Died on 3 April 1959


  3. ^ Resigned on 6 December 1950


  4. ^ Died on 5 January 1954


  5. ^ Died on 5 April 1963


  6. ^ Elected to Seanad at a by-election on 14 May 1956


  7. ^ Elected to Seanad at a by-election on 9 February 1960


  8. ^ Died on 3 October 1969


  9. ^ Died on 24 January 1974


  10. ^ Died on 18 July 1974


  11. ^ ab Elected to Seanad at a by-election on 23 April 1975


  12. ^ Died on 3 October 1999


  13. ^ Died on 16 November 1996


  14. ^ Elected to Seanad at by-election on 28 January 1997


  15. ^ Elected to Dáil at the Tipperary South by-election on 30 June 2001


  16. ^ Died on 11 October 2009


  17. ^ Resigned the Fianna Fáil whip on 26 March 2015


  18. ^ Elected to Seanad in a by-election on 2 June 2000


  19. ^ Elected to the Seanad at a by-election in December 2001


  20. ^ Lost the Fine Gael whip on 16 July 2013


  21. ^ Joined Renua on 13 March 2015.


  22. ^ Elected to the European Parliament on 7 June 2009.


  23. ^ Elected to Dáil Éireann in a by-election on 26 November 2010


  24. ^ Elected to Seanad in a by-election on 14 December 2009


  25. ^ Elected to Seanad in a by-election on 19 January 2010


  26. ^ Lost the Labour whip on 21 December 2012


  27. ^ Joined the Social Democrats on 3 September 2015


  28. ^ Resigned the Sinn Féin whip on 30 November 2017


  29. ^ Resigned from Seanad on 5 March 2018


  30. ^ Retired on health grounds on 28 November 2017


  31. ^ ab Elected at a by-election on 27 April 2018




List of nominating bodies


  • Agricultural Science Association

  • Dairy Executives' Association

  • Irish Thoroughbred Breeders' Association

  • Irish Co-operative Organisation Society

  • Irish Grain and Feed Association

  • Irish Greyhound Owners and Breeders Federation

  • Munster Agricultural Society Company

  • National Association of Regional Game Councils


  • Royal Dublin Society (RDS)








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