Your voice, your representatives
Contact your local TD: email, phone and office for every TD
Find the TDs who represent your area, get their office details and write about the local problem you want fixed.
Who is my TD?
Choose your county, then your town. You don't need an Eircode.
Every constituency
Choose a constituency to see all its TDs and contact details.
- Carlow-Kilkenny5 TDs
- Cavan-Monaghan5 TDs
- Clare4 TDs
- Cork East4 TDs
- Cork North-Central5 TDs
- Cork North-West3 TDs
- Cork South-Central5 TDs
- Cork South-West3 TDs
- Donegal5 TDs
- Dublin Bay North5 TDs
- Dublin Bay South4 TDs
- Dublin Central4 TDs
- Dublin Fingal East3 TDs
- Dublin Fingal West3 TDs
- Dublin Mid-West5 TDs
- Dublin North-West3 TDs
- Dublin Rathdown4 TDs
- Dublin South-Central4 TDs
- Dublin South-West5 TDs
- Dublin West5 TDs
- Dún Laoghaire4 TDs
- Galway East4 TDs
- Galway West5 TDs
- Kerry5 TDs
- Kildare North5 TDs
- Kildare South4 TDs
- Laois3 TDs
- Limerick City4 TDs
- Limerick County3 TDs
- Longford-Westmeath5 TDs
- Louth5 TDs
- Mayo5 TDs
- Meath East4 TDs
- Meath West3 TDs
- Offaly3 TDs
- Roscommon-Galway3 TDs
- Sligo-Leitrim4 TDs
- Tipperary North3 TDs
- Tipperary South3 TDs
- Waterford4 TDs
- Wexford4 TDs
- Wicklow4 TDs
- Wicklow-Wexford3 TDs
How to write to your TD
- Say which town you live in and where the problem is.
- Explain what happened and when. Include a route or public reference if useful.
- Say clearly what you want done. Keep it short and specific.
- Check To and CC before sending. Leave out health details and other people's names.
- Keep a copy and use the responsible body's own complaints channel too.
Email buttons open your mail app with a draft. You review and send it yourself.
Questions about contacting your TD
How do I find my TD?
Choose your county and town above. Constituencies can split towns and counties, so check your address on the Electoral Commission map if we show more than one possibility. Every constituency has several TDs.
How do I email a TD?
Open an email button, add your town and describe the problem, where it happened and what you want done. Review the recipients before sending. Our address is in CC; remove it if you do not want to copy us.
How should I follow up?
Keep a copy and ask the office about the next step. Contact the responsible public body directly as well, and follow its complaint or appeal instructions.
Should I contact a TD or a councillor?
TDs deal with national laws, government policy and national services. Councillors deal with local authority decisions and local services. For an individual service request, use the responsible body’s official channel first.
Who should I contact about potholes, housing or trains?
Report local road potholes to your council; national roads may involve TII. Contact your council about social housing and the relevant provider about your own case. Report train problems to Iarnród Éireann and use its complaints process. A councillor can raise local council issues; a TD can raise national policy and service concerns.