Irish presidential election, 1952

Irish presidential election, 1952

25 June 1952 (Unopposed)

Nominee Seán T. O'Kelly Party Fianna Fáil Popular vote N/A Percentage N/A

President before election Seán T. O'Kelly Fianna Fáil Elected President Seán T. O'Kelly Fianna Fáil

In the Irish presidential election of 1952, the second held since the creation of the office in 1937, the outgoing president, Seán T. O'Kelly decided to seek a second term. No party opposed him, though independent satirist Eoin (the Pope) O'Mahony tried and failed to be nominated. With only one nominated candidate, O'Kelly was re-elected without the need to hold a poll.^[1]

Result

See also

• President of Ireland

References

Elections and referendums in the Republic of Ireland
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