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Party finances

What Irish political parties have published about their money. DáilDex links to the original accounts and adds figures only after review. A party with no published account is shown as missing, never as zero.

Funding streams kept apart

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Party and parliamentary funding come through different arrangements. They are shown separately so that one amount is never counted twice.

Funding streams
StreamHow it appears
Annual party accountsThe overall published finances of the reporting entity, from its statement of accounts.
Electoral Act Exchequer fundingPublic funding under the Electoral Act and how it was used. Shown as a breakdown when it is already part of party income.
Parliamentary Activities AllowanceFunding for parliamentary activities. A separate arrangement from Electoral Act funding.
Election expensesSpending tied to a particular election, reported separately.
Members’ allowancesA member-level view of published allowance payments, planned for a later release.

Statements of accounts for 2025

10 parties are listed in SIPO’s collection of 2025 statements of accounts.

  • 2025
Parties listed in SIPO’s 2025 collection
PartyPublishedFiguresDocuments
100% Redress Party1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
Centre Party of Ireland1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
Communist Party of Ireland1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1 Accounts 2
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewSIPO page
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewAccounts 1
1 July 2026Awaiting reviewSIPO page

Comparisons use one accounting year. A missing account is shown as missing, never as zero. Each party’s own reporting scope is kept. Public funding already included in party income is a breakdown, not an addition. Cash, assets, liabilities and spending are separate measures.

Parties with TDs not listed in this collection

These parties have sitting TDs but are not listed in SIPO’s 2025 collection as DáilDex last checked.

  • 100% RDR
  • Aontú
  • Fianna Fáil
  • Fine Gael
  • People Before Profit-Solidarity
  • Sinn Féin
  • Social Democrats

Not being listed does not mean a party has not filed: SIPO may publish accounts at different times or under different names.

Green Party/Caomhaontas Glas
Irish Freedom Party
Labour Party
National Party
Party for Animal Welfare
Right to Change Party
Workers Party
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