Conor Hogan

Conor Hogan (1 April 1892 – 29 January 1951) was an Irish politician and farmer. Hogan was first elected to Dáil Éireann at the 1923 general election as a Farmers' Party Teachta Dála (TD) for the Clare constituency.[1] He did not contest the June 1927 general election.[2]

Conor Hogan

Teachta Dála
In office August 1923 – June 1927
Constituency	Clare

Personal details
Born	(1892-04-01)1 April 1892
Died	29 January 1951(1951-01-29) (aged 58)
Nationality	Irish
Political party	Farmers' Party

References

"Conor Hogan". Oireachtas Members Database. Retrieved 3 April 2009.
"Conor Hogan". ElectionsIreland.org. Retrieved 3 April 2009.

Teachtaí Dála (TDs) for the Clare constituency

Dáil	Election				Deputy (Party)		Deputy (Party)
2nd	1921	Éamon de Valera (SF)	Brian O'Higgins (SF)	Seán Liddy (SF)		Patrick Brennan (SF)	4 seats 1921–1923
3rd	1922	Éamon de Valera (AT-SF)	Brian O'Higgins (AT-SF)	Seán Liddy (PT-SF)		Patrick Brennan (PT-SF)	4 seats 1921–1923
4th	1923	Éamon de Valera (Rep)	Brian O'Higgins (Rep)	Conor Hogan (FP)		Eoin MacNeill (CnaG)		Patrick Hogan (Lab)
5th	1927 (Jun)	Éamon de Valera (FF)	Patrick Houlihan (FF)	Thomas Falvey (FP)		Patrick Kelly (CnaG)
6th	1927 (Sep)		Patrick Houlihan (FF)	Martin Sexton (FF)		Patrick Kelly (CnaG)
7th	1932		Seán O'Grady (FF)	Martin Sexton (FF)		Patrick Burke (CnaG)
8th	1933			Patrick Houlihan (FF)		Patrick Burke (CnaG)
9th	1937			Thomas Burke (FP)		Patrick Burke (FG)
10th	1938							Peter O'Loghlen (FF)
11th	1943							Patrick Hogan (Lab)
12th	1944							Peter O'Loghlen (FF)
12th	1945 by-election					Patrick Shanahan (FF)		Peter O'Loghlen (FF)
13th	1948					Patrick Hogan (Lab)	4 seats 1948–1969
14th	1951		Patrick Hillery (FF)	William Murphy (FG)
15th	1954
16th	1957
16th	1959 by-election	Seán Ó Ceallaigh (FF)
17th	1961
18th	1965
18th	1968 by-election			Sylvester Barrett (FF)
19th	1969	Frank Taylor (FG)			3 seats 1969–1981
20th	1973		Brendan Daly (FF)
21st	1977
22nd	1981	Madeleine Taylor (FG)				Bill Loughnane (FF)	4 seats since 1981
23rd	1982 (Feb)	Donal Carey (FG)				Bill Loughnane (FF)
24th	1982 (Nov)					Madeleine Taylor-Quinn (FG)
25th	1987			Síle de Valera (FF)
26th	1989
27th	1992		Moosajee Bhamjee (Lab)			Tony Killeen (FF)
28th	1997		Brendan Daly (FF)
29th	2002	Pat Breen (FG)	James Breen (Ind)
30th	2007		Joe Carey (FG)	Timmy Dooley (FF)
31st	2011					Michael McNamara (Lab)
32nd	2016					Michael Harty (Ind)
33rd	2020	Violet-Anne Wynne (SF)		Cathal Crowe (FF)		Michael McNamara (Ind)

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