Who is my TD?
TDs for Kildare South
Short answer: Kildare South currently returns 4 TDs: Mark Wall (Labour Party), Martin Heydon (Fine Gael), Seán Ó Fearghaíl (Fianna Fáil), Shónagh Ní Raghallaigh (Sinn Féin).
Sitting TDs
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Latest news involving Kildare South TDs
Ireland's Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon chaired EU agriculture ministers in Brussels on September 28, 2026, targeting a partial CAP general approach in October.
Deputies asked the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment about supports for Irish enterprises facing global cost pressures.
Deputies put parliamentary questions to ministers about Budget 2027 measures including the carer's allowance means test.
Fifteen TDs put parliamentary questions on bus services to the Dáil on 24 September 2026, official Oireachtas records show.
Twenty-two deputies submitted written parliamentary questions on the rail network to ministers in Dáil Éireann on 24 September 2026.
Why there is more than one name
Dáil constituencies return three, four or five TDs under PR-STV. Everyone elected for Kildare South can take constituency work. You are not limited to the candidate you ranked first.
Quick answers
Who are the TDs for Kildare South?
Kildare South currently returns 4 TDs: Mark Wall (Labour Party), Martin Heydon (Fine Gael), Seán Ó Fearghaíl (Fianna Fáil), Shónagh Ní Raghallaigh (Sinn Féin).
How many TDs does Kildare South have?
Kildare South currently has 4 sitting TDs. Dáil constituencies return three, four or five seats, so a by-election or vacancy can change the number between general elections.
How do I follow the TDs for Kildare South?
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