List of Lord Mayors of Dublin
The Lord Mayor of Dublin is the head of Dublin City Council and first citizen of Dublin. The title was created in 1229 as Mayor of Dublin. It was elevated to Lord Mayor in 1665. The date of election is the end of June, and the term of office is one year.
Mayors of Dublin
13th century
- 1229–30 Richard Muton
- 1230–31 Henry de Exeter
- 1231–32 Thomas de la Corner
- 1232–33 Robert Pollard
- 1233–34 Gilbert de Lyvet
- 1234–35 Robert Owain
- 1235–37 Gilbert de Lyvet
- 1237–38 Elias Burel
- 1238–40 Robert Pollard
- 1240–41 Henry de Exeter
- 1241–42 William Flamstede
- 1242–43 John Le Warre
- 1243–44 Philip de Dureham
- 1244–45 John Le Warre
- 1245–46 Roger Owen
- 1246–49 John Le Warre
- 1249–50 Roger Oeyn
- 1250–52 Elias Burel
- 1252–56 John Le Warre
- 1256–57 Richard Olaf
- 1257–58 Sir John Le Warre
- 1258–59 Peter Abraham
- 1259–60 Elias Burel
- 1260–61 Thomas de Winchester
- 1261–63 Roger de Asshebourne
- 1263–64 Thomas de Winchester
- 1264–65 Vincent Taverner
- 1265–67 Thomas de Winchester
- 1267–68 Vincent Taverner
- 1268–69 Roger Asshebourne
- 1269–70 Vincent Taverner
- 1270–71 Thomas de Winchester
- 1271–72 William de Bristol
- 1272–75 John Garget
- 1275–76 City in King's Hands
- 1276–77 Walter Unred
- 1277–79 David de Callan
- 1279–80 Henry Le Mareschall
- 1280–83 David de Callan
- 1283–86 Walter Unred
- 1286–88 Thomas de Coventry
- 1288–92 William de Bristol
- 1292–94 Robert de Bray
- 1294–95 John Le Seriaunt
- 1295–96 Robert de Wyleby
- 1296–99 Thomas Coyls
- 1299–1301 John Le Seriaunt
14th century
- 1301–02 City in King's Hands
- 1302–02 John de Decer
- 1303–03 Geoffrey de Morton
- 1304–04 John Le Seriaunt
- 1305–05 John Le Decer
- 1306–06 John Le Seriaunt
- 1307–09 John Le Decer
- 1309–10 Robert de Nottingham
- 1310–11 John Seriaunt
- 1311–14 Richard Lawles
- 1314–15 Robert de Nottingham
- 1315–16 Richard Lawles
- 1316–19 Robert de Nottingham
- 1319–20 Robert de Moenes
- 1320–22 Robert de Nottingham
- 1322–24 William Douce
- 1324–26 John Le Decer
- 1326–27 Robert Le Tanner
- 1327–28 William Le Mareschal
- 1328–29 Robert Tanner
- 1329–30 Philip Cradok
- 1330–31 William Douce
- 1331–32 John de Moenes
- 1332–33 William Beydyn
- 1333–34 Geoffrey Cromp
- 1334–35 William Beyden
- 1335–36 John de Moenes
- 1336–37 Philip Cradok
- 1337–38 John de Moenes
- 1338–39 Robert Le Tanner
- 1339–41 Kenewrek Scherman
- 1341–47 John Le Seriaunt
- 1347–48 Geoffrey Crompe
- 1348–49 Kenewrek Scherman
- 1349–50 Geoffrey Crompe
- 1349–50 John Seriaunt
- 1350–51 John Bathe
- 1351–52 Robert de Moenes
- 1352–53 Adam Louestoc
- 1353–56 John Seriaunt
- 1356–57 Robert Burnell
- 1357–58 Peter Barfot
- 1358–59 John Taylor
- 1359–61 Peter Berfot
- 1361–62 Richard Heygrewe
- 1362–64 John Beke
- 1364–65 David Tyrrell
- 1365–66 Richard Heygrewe
- 1366–67 David Tyrrell
- 1367–68 Peter Woder
- 1368–69 John Wydon
- 1369–71 John Passavaunt
- 1371–74 John Wydon
- 1374–75 Nicholas Seriaunt
- 1375–76 Edmund Berle
- 1376–78 Nicholas Serivaunt
- 1378–79 Robert Stakebold
- 1379–80 John Wydon
- 1380–82 John Hull
- 1382–83 Edmund Berle
- 1383–84 Robert Burnel
- 1384–85 Roger Bekeford
- 1385–86 Edmund Berle
- 1386–87 Robert Stackebold
- 1387–88 John Bermingham
- 1388–89 John Passavaunt
- 1389–90 Thomas Mareward
- 1390–91 Thomas Cusacke
- 1391–92 Richaed Chamberlain
- 1392–93 John Mareward
- 1393–96 Thomas Cusacke
- 1396–97 Geoffrey Gallane
- 1397–98 Thomas Cusake
- 1398–99 Nicholas Fynglas
- 1399–1400 Ralph Ebbe
- 1400–01 Thomas Cusacke
15th century
- 1401–03 John Drake
- 1403–04 Thomas Cusacke
- 1404–06 John Drake
- 1406–07 Thomas Cusacke
- 1407–08 William Wade
- 1408–10 Thomas Cusacke
- 1410–11 Robert Gallane
- 1411–12 John Drake
- 1412–13 Thomas Cusake
- 1413–14 Luke Dowdall
- 1414–16 Thomas Cusacke
- 1416–17 Walter Tyrrell
- 1417–19 Thomas Cusacke
- 1419–20 Walter Tyrrell
- 1420–22 John Burnell
- 1422–23 Thomas Cusacke
- 1423–24 John White
- 1424–25 Thomas Cusacke
- 1425–26 Sir Walter Tyrrell
- 1426–27 John Walshe
- 1427–29 Thomas Shortall
- 1429–30 Thomas Cusacke
- 1430–32 John White
- 1432–33 John Hadsor
- 1433–34 Nicholas Woder
- 1434–35 Ralph Pembroke
- 1435–36 John Kylbery
- 1436–37 Robert Chambre
- 1437–38 Thomas Newberry
- 1438–39 Nicholas Woder
- 1439–40 John FitzRobert
- 1440–41 Nicholas Woder
- 1441–42 Ralph Pembroke
- 1442–47 Nicholas Woder
- 1447–48 Thomas Newbery
- 1448–49 No entry
- 1449–51 Sir Robert Burnell
- 1451–53 Thomas Newbery
- 1453–54 Sir Nicholas Woder
- 1454–55 Sir Robert Burnell
- 1455–56 Philip Bellewe
- 1456–57 John Bennett
- 1457–58 Thomas Newbery
- 1458–59 Sir Robert Burnell
- 1459–60 Thomas Walshe
- 1460–61 Thomas Newbery
- 1461–62 Sir Robert Burnell
- 1462–63 No entry
- 1463–65 Sir Thomas Newbery
- 1465–66 Simon FitzRery
- 1466–67 William Crampe
- 1467–69 Thomas Newbery
- 1469–70 Arland Ussher
- 1470–71 Thomas Walton
- 1471–72 Simon FitzRery
- 1472–73 John Fyan
- 1473–74 John Bellewe
- 1474–75 Nicholas Burke
- 1475–77 Thomas FitzSimon
- 1477–78 Patrick FitzLeones
- 1478–79 John Weste
- 1479–80 John Fyan
- 1480–81 Willian Donewyth
- 1481–82 Thomas Mulghan
- 1482–83 Patrick FitzLeones
- 1483–85 John West
- 1485–86 John Serjaunt
- 1486–87 Janico Markis
- 1487–88 Thomas Meiler
- 1488–89 William Tyve
- 1489–90 Richard Stanyhurst
- 1490–91 John Serjaunt
- 1491–92 Thomas Bennet
- 1492–93 John Serjaunt
- 1493 Richard Arlon
- 1493–94 John Savage
- 1494–95 Patrick FitzLeones
- 1495–96 Thomas Birmingham
- 1496–97 John Geydon
- 1497–98 Thomas Collier
- 1498–99 Reginald Talbot
- 1499–1500 James Barby
- 1500–01 Robert Forster
16th century
- 1501–02 Hugh Talbot
- 1502–03 Richard Tyrrell
- 1503–04 John Blake
- 1504–05 Thomas Newman
- 1505–06 Nicholas Hertbard
- 1506–07 William English
- 1507–08 William Canterell
- 1508–09 Thomas Philip
- 1509–10 William Blank
- 1510–11 Nicholas Roch
- 1511–12 Thomas Bermingham
- 1512–16 No entry
- 1516–17 Christopher Ussher
- 1517–23 No entry
- 1523–24 Nicholas Queytrot
- 1524–25 No entry
- 1525–26 Richard Talbot
- 1526–27 Walter Ewstas
- 1527–30 No entry
- 1530–31 Thomas Barbe
- 1531–32 John Sarsewell
- 1532–33 Nicholas Gaydon
- 1533–34 Walter FitzSimon
- 1534–35 Robert Shilyngford
- 1535–36 Thomas Stephens
- 1536–37 John Shilton
- 1537–38 John Scuyr
- 1538–39 James FitzSymond
- 1539–40 Nicholas Bennet
- 1540–41 Walter Tyrrell
- 1541–42 Nicholas Umfre
- 1542–43 Nicholas Stanihurst
- 1543–46 No entry
- 1546–47 Henry Plunket
- 1547–48 Thady Duff
- 1548–49 James Hancoke
- 1549–50 Richard Fyane
- 1550–51 John Money
- 1551–52 Michael Penteny
- 1552–53 Robert Cusake
- 1553–54 Bartholomew Ball
- 1554–55 Patrick Sarsfield
- 1555–56 Thomas Rogers
- 1556–57 John Challoner
- 1557–58 John Spenefelde
- 1558–59 Robert Golding
- 1559–60 Christopher Sedgrave
- 1560–61 Thomas FitzSimon
- 1561–62 Robert Ussher
- 1562–63 Thomas Fininge
- 1563–64 Robert Cusake
- 1564–65 Richard Fiand
- 1565–66 Nicholas FitzSimon
- 1566–67 Sir William Sarsfield
- 1567–68 John FitzSimon
- 1568–69 Michael Bea
- 1569–70 Walter Cusake
- 1570–71 Henry Brown
- 1571–72 Patrick Dowdall
- 1572–73 James Bellewe
- 1573–74 Christopher Fagan
- 1574–75 John Ussher
- 1575–76 Patrick Goghe
- 1576–77 John Goghe
- 1577–78 Giles Allen
- 1578–79 Richard Rownswell
- 1579–80 Nicholas Duffe
- 1580–81 Walter Ball
- 1581–82 John Gaydon
- 1582–83 Nicholas Ball
- 1583–84 John Lennan
- 1584–85 Thomas Cosgrave
- 1585–86 William Piccott
- 1586–87 Richard Rownswell
- 1587–88 Richard Fagan
- 1588–89 Walter Sedgrave
- 1589–90 John Forster
- 1590–91 Edmond Devnish
- 1591–92 Thomas Smith
- 1592–93 Philip Conran
- 1593–94 James Janes
- 1594–95 Thomas Gerrald
- 1595–96 Francis Taylor
- 1596–97 Michael Chamberlain
- 1597–98 Nicholas Weston
- 1598–99 James Bellewe
- 1599–1600 Gerald Yonge
- 1600–01 Nicholas Barran
17th century
- 1601–02 Matthew Hancocke
- 1602–03 John Terrell
- 1603–04 William Goughe
- 1604–05 John Elliott
- 1605–06 John Brice
- 1606–07 John Arthore
- 1607–08 Nicholas Barran
- 1608–09 John Cusacke
- 1609–10 Robert Ball
- 1610–11 Richard Barrye
- 1611–12 Thomas Bushopp
- 1612–13 Sir James Carroll
- 1613–14 Richard Forster
- 1614–16 Sir Richard Browne, 1st Baronet
- 1616–17 John Bennes
- 1617–18 Sir James Carroll
- 1618–19 John Lany
- 1619–20 Richard Forster
- 1620–21 Sir Richard Browne, 1st Baronet
- 1621–22 Edward Ball
- 1622–23 Richard Wiggett
- 1623–24 Thadee Duff
- 1624–25 William Bushopp
- 1625–26 Sir James Carroll
- 1626–27 Thomas Evans
- 1627–28 Edward Jans
- 1628–29 Ronert Bennett
- 1629–30 Christopher Forster
- 1630–31 Thomas Evans
- 1631–32 George Jones
- 1632–33 Robert Bennett
- 1633–34 Robert Dixon
- 1634–35 Sir James Carroll
- 1635–37 Sir Christopher Forster
- 1637–38 James Watson
- 1638–39 Sir Christopher Forster
- 1639–40 Charles Forster
- 1640–42 Thomas Wakefield
- 1642–47 William Smith
- 1647–48 William Bladen
- 1648–49 John Pue
- 1649–50 Thomas Pemberton
- 1650 Sankey Sullyard
- 1650–51 Raphael Hunt
- 1651–52 Richard Tighe
- 1652–53 Daniel Hutchinson
- 1653–54 John Preston
- 1654–55 Thomas Hooke
- 1655–56 Richard Tighe
- 1656–57 Ridgley Hatfield
- 1657–58 Thomas Waterhouse
- 1658–59 Peter Wybrants
- 1659–60 Robert Deey
- 1660–61 Hubert Adryan Verneer
- 1661–62 George Gilbert
- 1662–63 John Cranwell
- 1663–65 William Smyth
Lord Mayors of Dublin
17th century
- 1665–66 Sir Daniel Bellingham (First Lord Mayor)
- 1666–67 John Desmynieres
- 1667–68 Mark Quinn
- 1668–69 John Forrest
- 1669–70 Lewis Desmynieres
- 1670–71 Enoch Reader
- 1671–72 Sir John Totty
- 1672–73 Robert Deey
- 1673–74 Sir Joshua Allen
- 1674–75 Sir Francis Brewster
- 1675–76 William Smith
- 1676–77 Christopher Lovet
- 1677–78 John Smith
- 1678–79 Peter Ward
- 1679–80 John Eastwood
- 1680–81 Luke Lowther
- 1681–83 Sir Humphrey Jervis
- 1683–84 Sir Elias Best
- 1684–85 Sir Abel Ram
- 1685–86 Sir John Knox
- 1686–87 Sir John Castleton
- 1687–88 Sir Thomas Hackett
- 1688–89 Sir Michael Creagh
- 1689–90 Terence McDermott
- 1690–91 John Otrington
- 1691–93 Sir Michael Mitchell
- 1693–94 Sir John Rogerson
- 1694–95 George Blackhall
- 1695–96 William Watts
- 1696–97 Sir William Billington
- 1697–98 Bartholemew Vanhomrigh
- 1698–99 Thomas Quinn
- 1699–1700 Sir Anthony Percy
- 1700–01 Sir Mark Rainsford
18th century
- 1701–02 Samuel Walton
- 1702–03 Thomas Bell
- 1703–04 John Page
- 1704–05 Sir Francis Stoyte
- 1705–06 William Gibbons
- 1706–07 Benjamin Burton
- 1707–08 John Pearson
- 1708–09 Sir William Fownes
- 1709–10 Charles Forrest
- 1710–11 Sir John Eccles
- 1711–12 Ralph Gore
- 1712–14 Sir Samuel Cooke
- 1714–15 Sir James Barlow
- 1715–16 John Stoye
- 1716–17 Thomas Bolton
- 1717–18 Anthony Barkey
- 1718–19 William Quaill
- 1719–20 Thomas Wilkinson
- 1720–21 George Forbes
- 1721–22 Thomas Curtis
- 1722–23 William Dickson
- 1723–24 John Porter
- 1724–25 John Reyson
- 1725–26 Joseph Kane
- 1726–27 William Empson
- 1727–28 Sir Nathaniel Whitwell
- 1728–29 Henry Burrowes
- 1729 John Page
- 1729–30 Sir Peter Verdoen
- 1730–31 Nathaniel Pearson
- 1731–32 Joseph Nuttall
- 1732–33 Humphrey French
- 1733–34 Thomas How
- 1734–35 Nathaniel Kane
- 1735–36 Sir Richard Grattan
- 1736 George Forbes
- 1736–37 James Somerville
- 1737–38 William Walker
- 1738–39 John Macarroll
- 1739–40 Daniel Falkiner
- 1740–41 Sir Samuel Cooke
- 1741–42 William Aldrich
- 1742–43 Gilbert King
- 1743–44 David Tew
- 1744–45 John Walker
- 1745–46 Daniel Cooke
- 1746–47 Richard White
- 1747 William Walker
- 1747–48 Sir George Ribton
- 1748–49 Robert Ross
- 1749–50 John Adamson
- 1750–51 Thomas Taylor
- 1751–52 John Cooke
- 1752–53 Sir Charles Burton
- 1753–54 Andrew Murray
- 1754–55 Hans Bailie
- 1755–56 Percival Hunt
- 1756–57 John Forbes
- 1757–58 Thomas Meade
- 1758–59 Philip Crampton
- 1759–60 John Tew
- 1760–61 Sir Patrick Hamilton
- 1761–62 Sir Timothy Allen
- 1762–63 Charles Rossell
- 1763–64 William Forbes
- 1764–65 Benjamin Geale
- 1765–66 Sir James Taylor
- 1766–67 Edward Sankey
- 1767–68 Francis Fetherston
- 1768–69 Benjamin Barton
- 1769–70 Sir Thomas Blackhall
- 1770–71 George Reynolds
- 1771–72 Francis Booker
- 1772 William Forbes
- 1772–73 Richard French
- 1773–74 Willoughby Lightburne
- 1774–75 Henry Hart
- 1775–76 Thomas Emerson
- 1776–77 Henry Bevan
- 1777–78 William Dunne
- 1778–79 Sir Anthony King
- 1779–80 James Hamilton
- 1780–81 Kilner Swettenham
- 1781–82 John Darragh
- 1782–83 Nathaniel Warren (nephew of Peter Warren (Royal Navy officer))[1]
- 1783–84 Thomas Green
- 1784–85 James Horan
- 1785–86 James Sheil
- 1786–87 George Alcock
- 1787–88 William Alexander
- 1788–89 John Rose
- 1789–90 John Exshaw
- 1790–91 Henry Howison
- 1791–92 Henry Gore Sankey
- 1792–93 John Carleton
- 1793–94 William James
- 1794–95 Richard Moncrieff
- 1795–96 Sir William Worthington
- 1796–97 Samuel Reed
- 1797–98 Thomas Fleming
- 1798–99 Thomas Andrews
- 1799–1800 John Sutton
- 1800 John Exshaw
- 1800–01 Charles Thorp
19th century
1801–1840
- 1801–02 Richard Manders
- 1802–03 Jacob Poole
- 1803–04 Henry Hutton
- 1804–05 Meredith Jenkins
- 1805–06 James Vance
- 1806–07 Joseph Pemberton
- 1807–08 Hugh Trevor
- 1808–09 Frederick Darley
- 1809–10 Sir William Stamer, Bt.
- 1810–11 Nathaniel Hone
- 1811–12 William Henry Archer
- 1812–13 Abraham Bradley King
- 1813–14 John Cash
- 1814–15 John Claudius Beresford
- 1815–16 Robert Shaw
- 1816–17 Mark Bloxham
- 1817–18 John Alley
- 1818–19 Sir Thomas McKenny
- 1819–20 Sir William Stamer, Bt.
- 1820–21 Sir Abraham Bradley King, Bt.
- 1821–22 Sir John Kingston James
- 1822–23 John Smith Fleming
- 1823–24 Richard Smyth
- 1824–25 Drury Jones
- 1825–26 Thomas Abbott
- 1826–27 Samuel Wilkinson Tyndall
- 1827–28 Sir Edmond Nugent
- 1828–29 Alexander Montgomery
- 1829–30 Jacob West
- 1830–31 Sir Robert Harty, 1st Bt.
- 1831 Richard Smyth
- 1831–32 Sir Thomas Whelan
- 1832–33 Charles Palmer Archer
- 1833–34 Sir George Whiteford
- 1834–35 Arthur Perrin
- 1835–36 Arthur Morrison
- 1836–37 William Hodges
- 1837–38 Samuel Warren
- 1838–39 George Hoyte
- 1839–40 Sir Nicholas William Brady
- 1840–41 Sir John Kingston James, Bt.
1841–1900
The Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Act 1840 comes into force. Under this Act, all ratepayers with a yearly valuation of £10 could vote in civic elections and sit on the council. Dublin Corporation (now Dublin City Council) becomes the new municipal authority for the city of Dublin. Daniel O'Connell was elected to the new Dublin Corporation and took office as Lord Mayor of Dublin, the first Roman Catholic to be Lord Mayor since 1690.
| Year | Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1841–42 | Daniel O'Connell | Repeal Association | |
| 1842–43 | George Roe | Liberal | |
| 1844 | Timothy O'Brien | Liberal | |
| 1845 | John L. Arabin | Liberal | |
| 1846 | John Keshan | Liberal | |
| 1847 | Michael Staunton | Repeal Association | |
| 1848 | Jeremiah Dunne | Repeal Association | |
| 1849 | Sir Timothy O'Brien, 1st Bt. | Liberal | |
| 1850 | John Reynolds | Repeal Association | |
| 1851 | Benjamin Guinness | Conservative | |
| 1852 | John D'Arcy | Liberal | |
| 1853 | Robert Henry Kinahan | Conservative | |
| 1854 | Sir Edward McDonnell | Liberal | |
| 1855 | Joseph Boyce | Conservative | |
| 1856 | Fergus Farrell | Liberal | |
| 1857 | Richard Atkinson | Conservative | |
| 1858 | John Campbell | Liberal | |
| 1859 | James Lambert | Conservative | |
| 1860 | Redmond Carroll | Liberal | |
| 1861 | Richard Atkinson | Conservative | |
| 1862 | Denis Moylan | Liberal | |
| 1863 | John Prendergast Vereker | Conservative | |
| 1864 | Peter Paul McSwiney | Liberal | |
| 1865 | Sir John Barrington | Conservative | |
| 1866 | James William Mackey | Liberal | |
| 1867 | William Lane-Joynt | Liberal | |
| 1868–69 | Sir William Carroll | Conservative | |
| 1870 | Edward Purton | Conservative | |
| 1871 | Patrick Bulfin | Conservative | |
| 1871 | John Campbell | Conservative | |
| 1872 | Robert Garde Durdin | Conservative | |
| 1873 | Sir James William Mackey | Conservative | |
| 1874 | Maurice Brooks | Home Rule League | |
| 1875 | Peter Paul McSwiney | Liberal | |
| 1876 | Sir George Bolster Owens, Bt. | Unionist | |
| 1877 | Lewis Wormser Harris[2] | Liberal | |
| 1877–78 | Hugh Tarpey | Liberal | |
| 1879 | Sir John Barrington | Conservative | |
| 1880 | Edmund Dwyer Gray | Home Rule League | |
| 1881 | George Moyers | Conservative | |
| 1882–83 | Charles Dawson | Home Rule League | |
| 1884 | William Meagher | Home Rule League | |
| 1885 | John O'Connor | Nationalist | |
| 1886–88 | Timothy Daniel Sullivan | Nationalist | |
| 1888–89 | Thomas Sexton | Nationalist | |
| 1890 | Edward Joseph Kennedy | Nationalist | |
| 1891–92 | Joseph Michael Meade | Nationalist | |
| 1893 | James Shanks | Unionist | |
| 1894–95 | Valentine Blake Dillon | Nationalist | |
| 1896–97 | Richard F. McCoy | Nationalist | |
| 1898–1900 | Daniel Tallon | Nationalist | |
| 1900–01 | Sir Thomas Devereux Pile, Bt. | Unionist | |
- 1.^ For a period there was an agreement to alternate the mayors chair between Tory (Conservative) and Whigs (Liberals, Repealers).
20th century
- Thomas Kelly was unanimously elected as Lord Mayor while being held as a political prisoner in Wormwood Scrubs prison in England.
21st century
| Year | Image | Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000–01 | Maurice Ahern | Fianna Fáil | ||
| 2001–02 | Michael Mulcahy | Fianna Fáil | ||
| 2002–03 | Dermot Lacey | Labour Party | ||
| 2003–04 | Royston Brady | Fianna Fáil | ||
| 2004–05 | Michael Conaghan | Labour Party | ||
| 2005–06 | Catherine Byrne | Fine Gael | ||
| 2006–07 | Vincent Jackson | Independent | ||
| 2007–08 | Paddy Bourke | Labour Party | ||
| 2008–09 | Eibhlin Byrne | Fianna Fáil | ||
| 2009–10 |  |
Emer Costello | Labour Party | |
| 2010–11 | Gerry Breen | Fine Gael | ||
| 2011–12 |  |
Andrew Montague | Labour Party | |
| 2012–13 |  |
Naoise Ó Muirí | Fine Gael | |
| 2013–14 |  |
Oisín Quinn | Labour Party | |
| 2014–15 |  |
Christy Burke | Independent | |
| 2015–16 |  |
Críona Ní Dhálaigh | Sinn Féin | |
| 2016–present |  |
Brendan Carr | Labour Party | |
See also
References
- ↑ Barns-Graham, Peter (September 4, 2007). "Warren04". Families Database. Stirnet. Retrieved January 3, 2013. External link in
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Sources
- Medieval Dublin: The Living City, Howard Clarke, ISBN 0-7165-2459-7, Pages 156–162
External links
- Mayors and Lord Mayors of Dublin 1229–1924
- Lord Mayors of Dublin 1665–2015 (Dublin City Council)
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