Historic Irish general elections - 6. September 1927
Following the failure of the Labour-National League-FF attempt to form a government mentioned yesterday, Cosgrave promptly dissolved the Dáil. The net result saw a strengthening of Cumann na nGaedheal and Fianna Fáil, with the smaller parties punished accordingly, and Labour leader Tom Johnson lost his own Dublin County seat.
Cumann na nGaedheal 453,028 (38.6%) 62/153 seats (+15)
Fianna Fáil 411,777 (35.2%) 57 seats (+13)
Labour 106,183 (9.1%) 13 seats (-9)
Independents 92,959 (7.8%) 12 seats (-4)
Farmers' Party 74,626 (6.4%) 6 seats (-5)
National League 18,990 (1.6%) 2 seats (-6)
Irish Workers' League (Jim Larkin) 12,473 (1.1%) 1 seat (+1)
Carlow-Kilkenny: CnaG 2, Farmers' 1, FF 1, Labour 1
Cavan: Ind 2, CnaG 1, FF 1
Clare: FF 3, CnaG 1, Labour 1
Cork Borough: CnaG 2, FF 2, Labour 1
Cork East: CnaG 3, FF 2
Cork North: CnaG 1, Farmers' 1, FF 1
Cork West: CnaG 1, Farmers' 1, FF 1, Ind 1, Labour 1
Donegal: CnaG 3, FF 2, Farmers' 1, Ind 1, Labour 1
Dublin County: CnaG 4, FF 2, Ind 2
Dublin North: CnaG 4, FF 2, Ind 1, IWL 1
Dublin South: CnaG 4, FF 3
Dublin University: Ind 3
Galway: FF 5, CnaG 4
Kerry: FF 4, CnaG 3
Kildare: CnaG 1, FF 1, Labour 1
Leitrim Sligo: CnaG 4, FF 3
Leix Offaly: CnaG 2, FF 2, Labour 1
Limerick: CnaG 3, FF 3, Labour 1
Longford Westmeath: CnaG 2, FF 2, Labour 1
Louth: CnaG 1, FF 1, NL 1
Mayo North: CnaG 2, FF 2
Mayo South: CnaG 2, FF 2, Labour 1
Meath: CnaG 2, FF 1
Monaghan: CnaG 1, FF 1, Ind 1
National University: CnaG 3
Roscommon: FF 2, CnaG 1, Ind 1
Tipperary: FF 3, CnaG 2, Farmers' 1, Labour 1
Waterford: FF 2, CnaG 1, NL 1
Wexford: FF 2, CnaG 1, Farmers' 1, Labour 1
Wicklow: CnaG 1, FF 1, Labour 1
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