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[Member]: Joseph Francis Stewart
[Constituency]: Fermanagh and Tyrone
[Years Served]: 1934–35
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[Member]: Edward Kelly
[Constituency]: Donegal East
[Years Served]: 1910–22
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[Member]: Cahir Healy
[Constituency]: Fermanagh and TyroneFermanagh and South Tyrone
[Years Served]: 1922–24; 1931–35 1950–55
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[Member]: Anthony Mulvey
[Constituency]: Fermanagh and TyroneMid Ulster
[Years Served]: 1935–50 1950–51
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[Member]: Jeremiah McVeagh
[Constituency]: Down South
[Years Served]: 1902–22
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[Member]: Thomas Harbison
[Constituency]: East TyroneNorth East TyroneFermanagh and Tyrone
[Years Served]: 19181918–221922–24; 1929–31
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The Irish parliament is the highest legislative body in Ireland and consists of the president and the House and Senate. The House of Representatives is the main legislature, and most of the bills it passes end up in law, which the president can refer to the Supreme Court for review if he deems them unconstitutional. The Senate has no power to veto the house bill, only to delay it.
The Irish parliament was first established in the 13th century as a subordinate parliament of the British parliament (Ireland was then a British colony) , consisting of the king, the House of Lords and the House of Commons, which was dissolved at the 1801. There have been 11 elections so far, but more details about the candidates, constituencies, and election times are in the details collated by the random tool generator.
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