2011 Irish general election
TDs who lost their seats
Forty-five sitting TDs (27% of the total) lost their Dáil seats: Fianna Fáil (35), Green Party (6), Fine Gael (3) and Independent (1).

2011 Irish general election

Section Title: TDs who lost their seats
Table Section Text: Forty-five sitting TDs (27% of the total) lost their Dáil seats: Fianna Fáil (35), Green Party (6), Fine Gael (3) and Independent (1).

Party	Name	Constituency	Other offices held during 30th Dáil

Fianna Fáil	Michael Ahern	Cork East	Minister of State

Barry Andrews	Dún Laoghaire	Minister of State

Chris Andrews	Dublin South-East

Bobby Aylward	Carlow–Kilkenny

Áine Brady	Kildare North	Minister of State

Cyprian Brady	Dublin Central

Johnny Brady	Meath West

Thomas Byrne	Meath East

Pat Carey	Dublin North-West	Minister for Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs

Margaret Conlon	Cavan–Monaghan

Seán Connick	Wexford	Minister of State

Mary Coughlan	Donegal South-West	Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills

John Curran	Dublin Mid-West	Government Chief Whip

Frank Fahey	Galway West

Michael Fitzpatrick	Kildare North

Mary Hanafin	Dún Laoghaire	Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport

Seán Haughey	Dublin North-Central	Minister of State

Máire Hoctor	Tipperary North	Minister of State

Peter Kelly	Longford–Westmeath

Brendan Kenneally	Waterford

Michael Kennedy	Dublin North

Conor Lenihan	Dublin South-West	Minister of State

Martin Mansergh	Tipperary South	Minister of State

Tom McEllistrim	Kerry North–West Limerick

John Moloney	Laois–Offaly	Minister of State

Michael Mulcahy	Dublin South-Central

Darragh O'Brien	Dublin North

Charlie O'Connor	Dublin South-West

John O'Donoghue	Kerry South	Ceann Comhairle

Mary O'Rourke	Longford–Westmeath

Christy O'Sullivan	Cork South-West

Peter Power	Limerick City	Minister of State

Seán Power	Kildare South	Minister of State

Dick Roche	Wicklow	Minister of State

Eamon Scanlon	Sligo–North Leitrim

Green Party	Ciarán Cuffe	Dún Laoghaire	Minister of State

Paul Gogarty	Dublin Mid-West

John Gormley	Dublin South-East	Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government

Eamon Ryan	Dublin South	Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources

Trevor Sargent	Dublin North	Minister of State

Mary White	Carlow–Kilkenny	Minister of State

Fine Gael	Deirdre Clune	Cork South-Central

Michael W. D'Arcy	Wexford

Tom Sheahan	Kerry South

Independent	Joe Behan	Wicklow

Sentence(s)

Mary Coughlan of Donegal South-West was the Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills.

final_sentence: Mary Coughlan of Donegal South-West was the Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills.