How to contact the TDs that voted no

28/11/2012

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Below is a list of TDs and how they voted.

Using this tool please contact your TD and tell them you are PRO CHOICE and if they voted yes, thank them and if they voted no tell them what matters to you, their constituent!


Shame! 
From TheJournal.ie:
How the TDs voted:

  • Gerry Adams (SF) voted Yes
  • James Bannon (FG) voted No
  • Seán Barrett (Ceann Comhairle) abstained
  • Tom Barry (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Richard Boyd Barrett (ULA) voted Yes
  • Pat Breen (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Thomas P. Broughan (Ind/Lab) voted Yes
  • John Browne (FG) voted No
  • Richard Bruton (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Joan Burton (Lab) voted No
  • Ray Butler (FG) voted No
  • Jerry Buttimer (FG) voted No
  • Catherine Byrne (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Eric Byrne (Lab) voted No
  • Dara Calleary (FF) voted No
  • Ciarán Cannon (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Joe Carey (FG) voted No
  • Paudie Coffey (FG) voted No
  • Niall Collins (FF) voted No
  • Áine Collins (FG) voted No
  • Joan Collins (ULA) voted Yes
  • Michael Colreavy (SF) voted Yes
  • Michael Conaghan (Lab) voted No
  • Seán Conlan (FG) voted No
  • Paul J. Connaughton (FG) voted No
  • Ciara Conway (Lab) voted No
  • Noel Coonan (FG) voted No
  • Marcella Corcoran Kennedy (FG) voted No
  • Joe Costello (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Simon Coveney (FG) voted No
  • Barry Cowen (FG) voted No
  • Michael Creed (FG) voted No
  • Lucinda Creighton (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Seán Crowe (SF) voted Yes
  • Jim Daly (FG) voted No
  • Clare Daly (ULA) voted Yes
  • John Deasy (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Jimmy Deenihan (FG) voted No
  • Pat Deering (FG) voted No
  • Regina Doherty (FG) voted No
  • Pearse Doherty (SF) voted Yes
  • Stephen S. Donnelly (Ind) voted Yes
  • Paschal Donohoe (FG) voted No
  • Timmy Dooley (FF) voted No
  • Robert Dowds (Lab) voted No
  • Andrew Doyle (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Bernard J. Durkan (FG) voted No
  • Dessie Ellis (SF) voted Yes
  • Damien English (FG) voted No
  • Alan Farrell (FG) voted No
  • Frank Feighan (FG) voted No
  • Martin Ferris (SF) voted Yes
  • Anne Ferris (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Frances Fitzgerald (FG) voted No
  • Peter Fitzpatrick (FG) voted No
  • Charles Flanagan (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Terence Flanagan (FG) voted No
  • Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan (Ind) voted Yes
  • Sean Fleming (FF) was absent/abstained
  • Tom Fleming (Ind) was absent/abstained
  • Eamon Gilmore (Lab) voted No
  • Noel Grealish (Ind) was absent/abstained
  • Brendan Griffin (FG) voted No
  • John Halligan (Ind) voted Yes
  • Dominic Hannigan (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Noel Harrington (FG) voted No
  • Simon Harris (FG) voted No
  • Brian Hayes (FG) voted No
  • Tom Hayes (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Seamus Healy (ULA) voted Yes
  • Michael Healy-Rae (Ind) voted No
  • Martin Heydon (FG) voted No
  • Joe Higgins (ULA) voted Yes
  • Phil Hogan (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Brendan Howlin (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Heather Humphreys (FG) voted No
  • Kevin Humphreys (Lab) voted No
  • Derek Keating (FG) voted No
  • Colm Keaveney (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Paul Kehoe (FG) voted No
  • Billy Kelleher (FF) voted No
  • Alan Kelly (Lab) voted No
  • Enda Kenny (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Seán Kenny (Lab) voted No
  • Seamus Kirk (FG) voted No
  • Michael P. Kitt (FF) voted No
  • Seán Kyne (FG) voted No
  • Anthony Lawlor (FG) voted No
  • Michael Lowry (Ind) voted No
  • Kathleen Lynch (Lab) voted No
  • Ciarán Lynch (Lab) voted No
  • John Lyons (Lab) voted No
  • Pádraig Mac Lochlainn (SF) voted Yes
  • Eamonn Maloney (Lab) voted No
  • Micheál Martin (FF) was absent/abstained
  • Peter Mathews (FG) voted No
  • Michael McCarthy (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Charlie McConalogue (FF) voted No
  • Mary Lou McDonald (SF) voted Yes
  • Shane McEntee (FG) voted No
  • Nicky McFadden (FG) voted No
  • Dinny McGinley (FG) voted No
  • Mattie McGrath (Ind) voted No
  • Finian McGrath (Ind) was absent/abstained
  • Michael McGrath (FG) voted No
  • John McGuinness (FF) was absent/abstained
  • Joe McHugh (FG) voted No
  • Sandra McLellan (SF) voted Yes
  • Tony McLoughlin (FG) voted No
  • Michael McNamara (Lab) voted No
  • Olivia Mitchell (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Mary Mitchell O’Connor (FG) voted No
  • Michael Moynihan (FF) voted No
  • Michelle Mulherin (FG) voted No
  • Dara Murphy (FG) voted No
  • Eoghan Murphy (FG) voted No
  • Catherine Murphy (Ind) voted Yes
  • Gerald Nash (Lab) voted No
  • Denis Naughten (Ind/FG) was absent/abstained
  • Dan Neville (FG) voted No
  • Derek Nolan (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Michael Noonan (FG) voted No
  • Patrick Nulty (Ind/Lab) voted Yes
  • Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin (SF) voted Yes
  • Éamon Ó Cuív (FF) voted No
  • Seán Ó Fearghaíl (FF) voted No
  • Aodhán Ó Ríordáin (Lab) voted No
  • Aengus Ó Snodaigh (SF) voted Yes
  • Jonathan O’Brien (SF) voted Yes
  • Willie O’Dea (FF) was absent/abstained
  • Kieran O’Donnell (FG) voted No
  • Patrick O’Donovan (FG) voted No
  • Fergus O’Dowd (FG) was absent/abstained
  • John O’Mahony (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Joe O’Reilly (FG) voted No
  • Jan O’Sullivan (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Maureen O’Sullivan (Ind) voted Yes
  • Willie Penrose (Ind/Lab) was absent/abstained
  • John Perry (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Ann Phelan (Lab) voted No
  • John Paul Phelan (FG) voted No
  • Thomas Pringle (Ind) voted Yes
  • Ruairí Quinn (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Pat Rabbitte (Lab) voted No
  • James Reilly (FG) voted No
  • Michael Ring (FG) voted No
  • Shane Ross (Ind) was absent/abstained
  • Brendan Ryan (Lab) voted No
  • Alan Shatter (FG) voted No
  • Sean Sherlock (Lab) was absent/abstained
  • Róisín Shortall (Ind/Lab) voted No
  • Brendan Smith (FF) voted No
  • Arthur Spring (Lab) voted No
  • Emmet Stagg (Lab) voted No
  • Brian Stanley (SF) voted Yes
  • David Stanton (FG) voted No
  • Billy Timmins (FG) voted No
  • Peadar Tóibín (SF) was absent/abstained
  • Robert Troy (FG) was absent/abstained
  • Joanna Tuffy (Lab) voted No
  • Liam Twomey (FG) voted No
  • Leo Varadkar (FG) voted No
  • Jack Wall (Lab) voted No
  • Mick Wallace (Ind) voted Yes
  • Brian Walsh (FG) voted No
  • Alex White (Lab) voted No
 


Comments

Orla Price
28/11/2012 22:24

Alan Shatter, I am pro-choice. This is simply a disgrace. I want to say more but cant. I live in your constituency, this is heartbreaking to even say that, that I have to make a vain manipulative tactic and comment on parish pump politics to motivate something to save life.

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Orla Price
28/11/2012 22:26

Oh shit sorry, I thought this comment box was the 'tool'. Well thats embaressing.

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Graham J.
28/11/2012 22:27

What should you do if they abstained?

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Orla Price
28/11/2012 22:32

Ask why?

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Karen Mccarthy
29/11/2012 00:39

well done for providing this tool...I really hope this opportunity is taken by as many as possible to support pro choice and voice our opinions...this is 2012 and yet.the amount of women in this country that take the ferry or flight to the UK in order to face the hell of a termination abroad is shameful! in this day and age!!! this is the first step in the right direction of Irish people taking responsibility for the need for change, to support these women, to remove the blind spot that we are glaringly in denial of the harm these laws do to women for health and psychological reasons.Wake up those who voted no and listen to the people you serve!!! and to those absent....on such an important issue....I would say they should remain absent from that seat.If they cannot even face the question then they do not deserve their seat!!!!

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ISANANDA link
29/11/2012 01:00

YOU ARE RIGHT. IF SOMEONE CAN NOT FACE THEIR JOB, THEY SHOULD BE REMOVED. THE WORK IS IMPORTANT. ITS IMPORTANT FOR ONE TO SHOW UP AND BE PRESENT. TO MAKE THINGS HAPPEN.
ALSO, IT SEEMS THE DEMONIC FORCES WHICH SEEK TO COME THROUGH A WOMAN VIA RAPE AND FORCED SEX AND EVEN MANIPULATIVE SEX ARE TRYING THEIR BEST TO CONTORL THESE LAWS. THEY ARE BEING PUSHED OUT OF EARTH AND THEY DON'T LIKE THAT AT ALL. THIS IS THE REAL WAR HERE AND NOW. THE STANDARD MUST BE RAISED. EACH OF US HAS TO RAISE THE STANDARD IN OUR OWN LIVES AND SO WE MUST ALSO RAISE THE STANDARD FOR OTHERS. IF NECESSARY WE MUST GO UNDERGROUND ABOUT OUR CHOICES AND DO IT DSICREETLY. FOR THAT IS WHAT IS IMPORTANT. WE MUST BECOME VERY DISCREET ABOUT OUR ACTIONS. DURING HAFIZ'S TIME SUFI'S WOULD BE KILLED IF FOUND OUT, SO HAFIZ; LIKE SO MANY OTHERS WENT UNDERGROUND TO HIDE FROM THE ATROCITIES BEING COMMITTED TO THEIR KIND. AND SO HIS WORDS LIKE SO MANY OTHERS WERE VEILED AND WOULD STILL TEACH THE TEACHINGS WITHOUT THEM BEING SO OUTWARDLY 'SEEN' BY OTHERS. THIS IS KEY FOR WHAT MAY BE TO COME. HOWEVER, TO KEEP STRONG, AND TO HEAL ONESELF, AND TO BE STRONG AS A WOMAN, IS NECESSARY RIGHT NOW. CONSIDER THIS: REMEMBER WHEN KING HEROD WAS SEEKING TO KILL ALL LITTLE BOYS BORN IN HIS KINGDOM BECAUSE HE GOT WORD THAT JESUS WOULD BE BORN SOON. HE DID NOT WANT SOMEONE TO RIVAL HIS POWER, AND THIS IS THE SAME AS NOW..ONLY NOW IT IS THE GIRLS...

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bridget whitehead
29/11/2012 00:49

Karen mccarthy--I so totally agree with you , such a lot of nos, surely they dont allm believe there should be no change, such a list demonstrates a shameful cowardice in our government

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Tom Jackson
29/11/2012 01:21

Apologies for being English and male - I was just hoping Ireland (sorry, the Dáil and Church) would join the humanitarian 21st century. A woman's body = her choice. Not mine. Not yours. Hers. She's the one that's pregnant FFS! Grrrrr....

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paul link
29/11/2012 09:40

The TDs who voted NO are a disgrace to this Country !!! ...why dont you just go for drinks with your Builder and banker friends and get off the backs of the people of Ireland !!!

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A Ryan
29/11/2012 12:12

I am absolutely sickened that Jan O' Sullivan abstained as she sent me a rather long winded email claiming to support the cause, what a disgrace.
I am shocked by the amount of female tds that voted no. Do they not understand that every woman in Ireland is counting on them for support. It's pure cowardice, if they can't put on their big boy pants and do their jobs they should stand down and let some actual adults take their place.

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Stan Erraught
29/11/2012 13:57

Important to do this: the next election may be 2-3 years away, but TDs have one overriding project - re-election. With the reduction in the size of the Dail of the the re-organisation of constituencies, TDs from the Government parties, particularly in Dublin, are very vulnerable to any shift of even 10s of votes - so let them -particularly Labour TDs- that your vote next time depends on this issue.

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