SENATOR MARK DALY
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SENATOR MARK DALY in Seanad Éireann

Mark was first elected as one of the youngest members of the 23rd Irish Senate in the 2007 election, beating three incumbent Party Senators on the first count. Although Mark had never previously contested any elected office, he had been actively involved in community and local politics since secondary school. Following the success of his first term as a Senator, he was re-elected in 2011, and in 2016, he received 184,000 votes, the highest number of votes for any candidate in the history of the Senate on that Panel. 

​As mentioned above, on June 29th, Mark was elected to the office of Cathaoirleach of Seanad Éireann. 
This appointment followed another highly successful Seanad election in 2020. Mark was re-elected to the 26th Seanad as a member of the Administrative Panel, receiving the highest number of first count votes of any candidate from any panel that year. 
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  • Home
  • About
    • Contact
  • Seanad Éireann
    • Speeches
    • Recent Press
  • Shared Ireland
    • Public Consultation
    • Economist Magazine on a United Ireland
    • Research Reports >
      • Uniting Ireland, Brexit & the Future of Ireland
      • Unionist Concerns & Fears
      • Income & Expenditure in Reunification Scenario
      • The Calling of a Referendum on a United Ireland
      • Northern Ireland Hard Border & Risk to Youth
      • Submissions to the National Risk Assessment 2019
  • Decade of Commemorations
    • Washington Monument Plaque
    • Smithsonian Museum GPO 1916 Centenary
    • Gardens of Remembrance & Reflection
    • Seanad Public Consultation on National Anthem
    • Seanad 100 >
      • Seanad 100 Exhibit
      • Women in the Seanad
      • Northern Voices Exhibit
      • Notable Speakers
      • Seanad Supplement In Independent
      • Interview with Eolas Magazine
    • T.F. Meagher Foundation >
      • Over 4,000 students receive National Flag
      • Bridge renamed for TF Meagher
      • Irish Flag can now be flown at night
  • Diaspora
    • First Policy on Irish Overseas & Diaspora
    • 1916 Rising Ceremony on Capitol Hill DC
    • Certificate of Irish Heritage taken to White House
  • Kerry
    • Kenmare Hospital
    • Kenmare Peninsula Park
    • Red Tape Report
  • Irish Sign Language Rights
    • Irish Sign Langauge Law
    • Irish Sign Language National Anthem
  • American Irish Legislative Caucus