Labour Party (Ireland) - General Election Results and Governments

General Election Results and Governments

Election Dáil Share of votes Seats Outcome of election Total seats
1922 03 !3rd 21.4% 17 Cumann na nGaedheal government 128
1923 04 !4th 10.6% 14 Cumann na nGaedheal government 153
1927.1 !1927 (Jun) 05 !5th 12.6% 22 Cumann na nGaedheal government 153
1927.2 !1927 (Sep) 06 !6th 9.1% 13 Cumann na nGaedheal government 153
1932 07 !7th 7.7% 7 Fianna Fáil government with Labour Party support 153
1933 08 !8th 5.7% 8 Fianna Fáil government 153
1937 09 !9th 10.3% 13 Fianna Fáil government 138
1938 10th 10.0% 9 Fianna Fáil government 138
1943 11th 15.3% 17 Fianna Fáil government 138
1944 12th 8.7% 8 Fianna Fáil government 138
1948 13th 11.3% 14 Fine Gael–Labour Party–Clann na Poblachta–Clann na Talmhan–National Labour government 147
1951 14th 11.4% 16 Fianna Fáil government 147
1954 15th 12.1% 19 Fine Gael–Labour Party–Clann na Talmhan government 147
1957 16th 9.1% 13 Fianna Fáil government 147
1961 17th 11.7% 16 Fianna Fáil government 144
1965 18th 15.4% 22 Fianna Fáil government 144
1969 19th 16.6% 18 Fianna Fáil government 144
1973 20th 13.7% 19 Fine Gael–Labour Party government 144
1977 21st 11.6% 17 Fianna Fáil government 148
1981 22nd 9.9% 15 Fine Gael–Labour Party government 166
1982.1 !1982 (Feb) 23rd 9.1% 15 Fianna Fáil government 166
1982.2 !1982 (Nov) 24th 9.4% 16 Fine Gael–Labour Party government 166
1987 25th 6.5% 12 Fianna Fáil government 166
1989 26th 9.5% 15 Fianna Fáil–Progressive Democrats government 166
1992 27th 19.5% 33 Fianna Fáil–Labour Party (1992–94)
Fine Gael–Labour Party–Democratic Left (1994–97)		 166
1997 28th 10.4% 17 Fianna Fáil–Progressive Democrats government 166
2002 29th 10.8% 21 Fianna Fáil–Progressive Democrats government 166
2007 30th 10.1% 20 Fianna Fáil–Green Party-Progressive Democrats government 166
2011 31st 19.4% 37 Fine Gael–Labour Party government 166

A In December 1994, Fine Gael, the Labour Party and Democratic Left entered into government without a general election being called.

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