Records of Members of The Oireachtas - Oldest Living Former Office-holders

Oldest Living Former Office-holders

Aged 85 or older:

Name Office(s) held Date of birth Age
Eddie Filgate TD 16 September 1915 97 years, 7 months
T. K. Whitaker Senator 8 December 1916 96 years, 4 months
Liam Cosgrave Taoiseach 13 April 1920 93 years
Jack Harte Senator 10 December 1920 92 years, 4 months
Joseph Dowling TD / Senator 2 February 1922 91 years, 2 months
Thomas Finlay TD / Chief Justice 1922 90 years, 3 months+
Tony Herbert Senator 1922 90 years, 3 months+
Seán Treacy Ceann Comhairle 23 September 1923 89 years, 7 months
Sam McAughtry Senator 1923 89 years, 3 months+
Peter Sands Senator 1 May 1924 88 years, 11 months
Donal Creed TD 7 September 1924 88 years, 7 months
Patrick Byrne TD 2 April 1925 88 years
Martin O'Toole TD 27 May 1925 87 years, 11 months
Hugh Conaghan TD 6 May 1926 86 years, 11 months
Patrick Lalor TD 21 July 1926 86 years, 9 months
Tom Fitzpatrick TD 29 July 1926 86 years, 9 months
Tom O'Donnell TD 30 August 1926 86 years, 8 months
John A. Murphy Senator 17 January 1927 86 years, 3 months
Jimmy Leonard TD 5 June 1927 85 years, 10 months
John Ryan TD 17 June 1927 85 years, 10 months
Maurice Hayes Senator 8 July 1927 85 years, 9 months
Jackie Fahey TD 23 January 1928 85 years, 3 months
Joan Burke TD 8 February 1928 85 years, 2 months

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