Lord Mayor of Cork

Lord Mayor of Cork
Ardmhéara Chathair Chorcaí
Incumbent
Tony Fitzgerald (FF)
since June 2017
Appointer Cork City Council
Term length 1 year
Inaugural holder John Despencer (Provost)
Richard Wine (Mayor)
Edward Fitzgerald (Lord Mayor)
Formation 1199 (as Provost of Cork)
1273 (as Mayor of Cork)
1900 (as Lord Mayor of Cork)
Salary €47,925 (2016)[1]
Website www.corkcity.ie/lordmayor/

The Lord Mayor of Cork (Irish: Ard-Mhéara Chathair Chorcaí) is the honorific title of the Chairman (Irish: Cathaoirleach)[2] of Cork City Council which is the local government body for the city of Cork in Ireland. As of June 2017, the incumbent is of Tony Fitzgerald of Fianna Fáil.[3] The office holder is elected annually by the members of the Council.

History of office

In 1199 there is a record of the appointment of a Provost of Cork, as chief magistrate of the city.[4] From 1273 under Edward I there were Mayors of Cork, the first record of the office (as Mayor of Cork) is in a charter granted to the city by Edward II in 1318. The title was changed to Lord Mayor in a charter issued by Queen Victoria on 9 July 1900;[5] unlike his counterparts, the Lord Mayor of Dublin and the Lord Mayor of Belfast, the Cork Lord Mayor was not entitled to title The Right Honourable. The title Lord Mayor defines the power of a city when compared to other towns and cities around the country. Only Dublin, Belfast, Armagh and Cork have the privilege of using the title Lord Mayor, as opposed to just simply Mayor.

In a ceremony known as Throwing the Dart, the Lord Mayor throws a dart into Cork Harbour at its boundaries, to symbolise the city's control over the port. This tradition was first recorded in 1759, although it is probably older.[6]

Election to the office

The Lord Mayor is elected to office annually by councillors of Cork City Council from amongst its members. From 1979 to 2014, the position of Lord Mayor was rotated between Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Labour Party on an annual basis as a result of a pact between the three parties which attracted much controversy and public criticism.[7][8]

Following the 2014 local elections, a D'Hondt method was adopted, which rotated the mayoralty between Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin, Fine Gael, Workers' Party and Independents.[9]

Office holders

This is a list of Provosts, Mayors and Lord Mayors.[10]

Provost of Cork

Year Name
1199 John Despencer[4]
1236 Walter Eynoff[11]
1249 Elias Stakepole[11]
1251 John Wenchedon[11]
1252 Walter Wright[11]
1272 Nick Morren[11]

Mayors of Cork

13th century

Year Name Notes
1273Richard Wine
1274Richard Lee
1279Walter Tardiff
1281Walter Rute
1285Peter Russell
1287William Pallard
1290Walter Tardiff
1291Walter O'Heyne
1293John Lavallin

14th century

Year Name Notes
1310John Walters
1311William Bond
1312Nick Delaweily
1313William Hadevivre
1314Walter Dekerdiffe
1315Nick O'Heyne
1316John Deligre
1317Nick Delaweily
1318Adam Milksburry
1319Stephen Coppenger
1320Richard Deleyt
1321Ebra Destakenpoole
1322Walter Reith
1323Gilbert Monks
1324John Ledespasser
1325Nick Morraine
1326Edward Detalour
1327Roger Tryall
1328Roger Lebolout
1329William Albus
1330Nick Morraine
1331Richard Postwinid
1332Richard Lelegh
1333Richard Lelegh
1334Roger Leboulot
1335Bara Domontibus
1336John Wedlock
1337John Despenser
1338John de Bristol
1339John Fitz Abraham
1340Davide Demontius
1341Peter Rashall
1342Ebra Destakenpoole
1343Walter Reith
1344William Pallard
1345William Pallard
1346Walter Dekerdiffe
1347Walter Heyne
1348John Wallen
1349William Dewandspar
1350Walter Dekerdiffe
1351NickO'Heyne
1352Nick Delaoits
1353Walter Dekerdiffe
1354Pierce Wincent
1355John Gallenger
1356Walter Dekerdiffe
1357John Gallenger
1358Adam Ruth
1359Walter Dekerdiffe
1360Pierce Wincent
1361Pierce Wincent
1362William Droope
1363Adam Ruth
1364William Skiddy
1365William Skiddy
1366Pierce Wincent
1367William Skiddy
1368Jordan Kerdiffe
1369William Droope
1370John Leblown
1371John Leblown
1372Thomas Tith
1373William Droope
1374William Downane
1375Thomas Tith
1376William Droope
1377William Dondon
1378Thomas Tith
1379David Miagh
1380John Lombard
1381David Myah
1382Robert Drooper
1383John Myne
1384John Myne
1385John Myne
1386Robert Drooper
1387John Mably
1388John Mably
1389John Lombard
1390William Pollent
1391Redmond Kerwick
1392Andw. Stakepoole
1393Redmond Kerick
1394Robt. Flemming
1395Wm. Warriner
1396Thomas Honyboard
1397Thomas Burdeys
1398John Warriner
1399John Warriner
1400John Knapp

15th century

Year Name Notes
1401Richard Lavalle
1402William Sughin
1403John Pennifleet
1404John Skiddy
1405John Signie
1406Wm. Sughin
1407John Weight
1408Wm. Sughin
1409Thos. Morden
1410John Worner
1411Thos. Morrough
1412Thos. Wordonton
1413Patk. Rice
1414Thos. Molenton
1415Robt. Garner
1416Robt. Garner
1417Robt. Garner
1418Robt. Garner
1419Thos. Molenton
1420Robt. Borderen
1422Thos. Molenton
1423Pierce Droop
1424Robt. Barner
1425David Landebook
1426Geof. White
1427David Landebook
1428Edward Dantsey
1429Godfrey Waile
1430Geof. Gallaway
1431Wm. Anasey
1432Wm. Anasey
1433Wm. Anasey
1434John Menia
1435Geof. White
1436John Morough
1437Godfrey Gallaway
1438John Morrough
1439John Skiddy
1440John Skiddy
1441John Meagh
1442John Morrough
1443Wm. Goold
1444Wm. Goold
1445John Morrough
1446John Goold
1447Richd. Skiddy
1448John Goold
1449Pat Gallaway
1450John Gallaway
1451Richd. Skiddy
1452John Goold
1453Richd. Skiddy
1454Wm. Gallaway
1455Richd. Skiddy
1456Richd. Lavallen
1457Wm. Gallaway
1458Richd. Skiddy
1459Wm. Skiddy
1460Pat Gallaway
1461Richd. Skiddy
1462John Gallaway
1463Wm. Goold
1464John Goold
1465John Skiddy
1466Richard Skiddy
1467John Meagh
1468Godfrey Noile
1469John Mezca
1470Richd. Skiddy
1471John Gallaway
1472Wm. Gallaway
1473Thos. Morrough
1474Wm. Skiddy
1475Richd. Lavallen
1476John Gallaway
1477Wm. Gallaway
1478Richd. Skiddy
1479Wm. Skiddy
1480Wm. Skiddy
1481Wm. Gallaway
1482Richd. Gallaway
1483Wm. Gallaway
1484Wm. Skiddy
1485Pat. Gallaway
1486Wm. Gallaway
1487Wm. Skiddy
1488Maur. Roche
1489Wm. Gallaway
1490John Walters
1491Maur. Roche
1492John Lavallen
1493Wm. Goold
1494John Walters
1495Thos. Coppenger
1496John Lavallen
1497Maur. Roche
1498John Lavallen
1499John Walters
1500Maur. Roche

16th century

Year Name Notes
1501Wm. Goold
1502Wm. Gallaway
1503Edmd. Goold
1504John Gallaway
1505Wm. Terry
1506Wm. Skiddy
1507John Skiddy
1508Richd. Gallaway
1509Ed. Gallaway
1510Ed. Goold
1511Ed. Terry
1512John Gallaway
1513John Roch
1514E. Terry
1515Richard Skiddy
1516Walt. Gallaway
1517John Skiddy
1518Nick Skiddy
1519Pat Terry
1520Edm. Roch
1521David Terry
1522Richd. Goold
1523Maur. Roch
1524Ed. Goold
1525Wm. Terry
1526John Skiddy
1527Walter Gallaway
1528John Skiddy
1529Patk. Terry
1530Ed. Roch
1531Richd. Goold
1532Pat. Gallaway
1533Dom. Roch
1534Jas. Goold
1535Wm. Coppenger
1536Robt. Meagh
1537Thos. Ronane
1538Wm. Terry
1539Jas. Roch
1540Richd. Terry
1541Christ. Creagh
1542Wm. Sasfield
1543Wm. Skiddy
1544Jas. Goold
1545Richd. Goold
1546Wm. Goold
1547Wm. Goold
1548Robt. Meagh
1549Thos. Ronane
1550Dom. Roch
1551Wm. Terry
1552Jas. Roch
1553Pat Gallway
1554Richd. Terry
1555Christ. Creagh
1556Wm. Sasfield
1557Wm. Skiddy
1558Dom. Roch
1559Ed. Goold
1560Ed. Gallway
1561John Gallway
1562And. Gallway
1563Maur. Roch
1564Step. Coppenger
1565Rich. Roch
1566Wm. Gallway
1567Ed. Goold
1568John Gallway
1569Andrew Gallway
1570John Meagh
1571Maur. Roche
1572Step. Coppenger
1573John Walters
1574Wm. Terry
1575Jas. Ronane
1576Wm. Roch
1577John Goold
1578Walter Gallaway
1579Maur. Roche
1580Thos. Sasfield
1581Chris. Walters
1582Pat Gallway
1583Jas. Roch
1584Geo. Goold
1585Stephen Walters
1586Step. Terry
1587Robt. Coppenger
1588Ed. Terry
1589John Skiddy
1590Dom. Roch
1591David Terry
1592Henry Walsh
1593Pat. Gallway
1594Fra. Mortell
1595Jas. Meagh
1596Pat. Gallway
1597Geo. Goold
1598John Skiddy
1599Jas. Sasfield
1600Wm. Meade
1601John Meade

17th century

Year Name Notes
1602John Coppinger
1602Thos. Sasfield
1603Thos. Sasfield
1604Ed. Terry
1605Robt. Coppinger
1606Wm. Sasfield
1607Philip Mortell
1608David Terry
1609Dom. Roch
1610Edmond Gallway
1611Geo.Goold
1612Dom. Tyrry
1612Dom. Gallwey
1613Wm. Skiddy
1613Patrick Tyrry
1614David Tyrry
1614Ed. Tyrry
1615Wm. Gold
1616John Coppinger
1617Patk. Tyrry
1618Wm. Gold
1619John Coppinger
1620Wm. Tirrie fitz Richard
1621Andrew Skiddie
1622John Coppinger, Jun.
1623John Roche
1624John Roche
1625Henry Gold fitz Adam
1626Elmond Martell fitz Philip
1627William Hore
1628David Tirrye fitz-Edmund
1629James Murroghe
1630Thomas Ronayne
1631Morrish Roche
1644Robert Coppinger
1645 James Lombard
1645–1655 Cromwellian Commonwealth
1656 John Hodder 1st Mayor after the Act of Settlement that restored King Charles II of England
1657 William Hodder
1658 Philip Mathews
1659 Jonas Morris
1660 Christopher Oliver
1661 Walter Cooper
1662 Richard Covert First Mayor of Cork from the Huguenot community
1663 James Vandeleur
1664 Richard Bassen
1665 Nobler Dunscombe
1666 Thomas Farren
1667 Christopher Rye
1668 Christopher Rye
1669 Mathew Deane
1670 James Finch
1671 John Newenham
1672 John Hawkins
1673 Thomas Mills
1674 John Bayley
1675 George Wright
1676 William Field
1677 Timothy Tuckey
1678 Thomas Kitchenman
1679 John Bayley
1680 Robert Rogers
1681 William Alwin
1682 Richard Covert Second Term. His name is sometimes anglicised as Covett.[12]
1683 John Wright
1684 Edward Webber
1685 Christopher Crofts
1686 Edward Hoare
1687 William Ballard James II of England also appointed Ignatius Gold. Mayor in 1690 also.
1687 Ignatius Gold For King James II. He and his family forfeited estates in Ireland after James loss.
Last Catholic to hold the post until William Lyons.
1688 Patrick Roach For King William
1689 Dominick Sarsfield Fourth Viscount Sarsfield
1690 William Ballard
1691 Mathew Deane Baronet from Charleville, son served as an MP Cork as did his son.
1692 Daniel Crone
1693 William Howell
1694 Peter Renew Huguenot also served as Sheriff in 1681. Surname originally Renieu.
1695 Samuel Love Castle Saffron near Doneraile.
1696 James French
1697 William Roberts
1698 William Goddard Mayor of the Staple of Cork
1699 Theo. Morris
1700 John Sealy

18th century

Year Name Notes
1701 Simon Dring Surname sometimes listed as Tiring.
1702 John Whiting
1703 Edmund Knapp Served as MP for Cork City, 1715–27
1704 William Andrews Former Sheriff in 1698
1705 Francis Cotterel Former Sheriff in 1700
1706 Bernard Poye Former Sheriff in 1707
1707 Joseph Franklin
1708 Row. Delahoyde
1709 Noblet Rogers Former Sheriff in 1706
1710 Edward Hoare Former Sheriff in 1707 also served as MP for Cork City.
1711 Richard Philips Former Sheriff
1712 Daniel Perdian Huguenot also served as Sheriff in 1704. Surname originally Perdriau.
1713 John Allen
1714 Edward Browne
1715 Philip French Previously served as a sheriff in 1712
1716 William Lambley Previously served as a sheriff
1717 Abraham French Previously served as a sheriff
1718 John Morley Previously served as a sheriff
1719 John Terry Previously served as a sheriff in 1711
1720 Joseph Lavit Huguenot also served as Sheriff in 1713. Surname also spelled Lavite.
1721 William Hawkins
1722 Daniel Pearse
1723 Ed. Brockelsby
1724 George Bennett
1725 Ambrose Cremore
1726 Robert Atkins
1727 Thomas Browne
1728 Hugh Millard
1729 John Atkins
1730 Joseph Austin
1731 James Hulett
1732 Samuel Croker
1733 Thomas Pembroke
1734 George Fuller Freeman of cork, elected alderman 1727.
1735 Amb. Jackson
1736 Thomas Farren
1737 John Baldwin
1738 Adam Newman
1739 William Fuller
1740 Harding Parker
1741 Richard Bradshaw
1742 William Owgans
1743 Randall Westropp
1744 William Winthrop
1745 Walter Lavit Huguenot son of Joseph, also served as Sheriff in 1733
1753 Sir John Freke, 3rd Baronet
1760 Phineas Barry
1792 John Shaw[13]
1793 William Wilcocks[14]
1794 John Thompson[15]
1796 Vesian Pick[16]
1800 Philip Allen
1801 Michael Robert Westropp

19th century

Year Name Party Notes
1802 Michael Robert Westropp Re-elected
1803 Richard Lane
1804 Thomas Wagget
1805 Charles Evanson
1806 Rowland Morrison
1807 John Day
1808 Thomas Harding
1809 John Foster
1810 Noblett Johnson
1811 Paul Maylor
1812 Thomas Dorman
1813 Peter Dumas
1814 Sir David Perrier
1815 Henry Sadlier
1816 John George Newsom
1817 Edward Allen
1818 Thomas Gibbings
1819 Richard Digby
1820 Isaac Jones
1821 Sir Anthony Perrier Huguenot and noted for Distillation method.
1822 Edward Newsom
1823 Henry Bagnell Merchant
1824 Bartholomew Gibbings
1825 John N. Wrixon
1826 Thomas Harrison
1827 Richard N. Parker
1828 Thomas Dunscombe Blackrock Castle was rebuilt during his term
1829 Thomas Pope
1830 George Knapp
1831 Joseph Garde
1832 John Besnard Huguenot / Weaver
1833 Joseph Leycester Conservative
1834 Charles Perry
1835 Andrew Spearing
1836 Peter Besnard Huguenot / Weaver
1837 John Saunders
1838 John Bagnell
1839 Lionel J. Westropp
1840 James Lane
1841 Juilius Besnard Huguenot / Weaver
1842 Thomas Lyons

First Catholic Mayor of Cork since 1688.

 Merchant
1843 Francis Bernard Beamish Repeal Association
1844 William Fagan Repeal Association/Whig
1845 Richard Dowden
1846 Andrew F. Roche
1847 Edward Hackett Died in Office
1847 Andrew Roche Replaced Hackett
1848 William Lyons
Father of Robert Spencer Dyer Lyons MP and physician.
1849 Sir William Lyons Re-elected and knighted on royal visit.
1850 John Shea
1851 James Lambkin
1852 William Hackett
1853 John Francis Maguire Became an MP for Dungarvan then Cork City
1854 John N. Murphy
1855 Sir John Gordon
1856 William Fitzgibbon
1857 William Fitzgibbon
1858 Daniel Donegan
1859 John Arnott Liberal Businessman born in Scotland, founder of the Arnotts department chain.
1860 Sir John Arnott Liberal
1861 Sir John Arnott Liberal Served as an MP for Kinsale
1862 John Francis Maguire Liberal Also an MP
1863 John Francis Maguire Liberal
1864 John Francis Maguire Liberal
1865 Charles J. Cantillon
1866 Francis Lyons Liberal
1867 Francis Lyons Liberal
1868 Francis Lyons Liberal
1869 Daniel O'Sullivan
1870 William Hegarty
1871 John Daly Home Rule League
1872 John Daly Irish Parliamentary Party
1873 John Daly Irish Parliamentary Party
1874 Daniel A. Nagle
1875 Daniel A. Nagle
1876 George Penrose Knighted
1877 Barry J. Sheehan
1878 William V. Greeg
1879 Patrick Kennedy
1880 Patrick Kennedy
1881 Sir Daniel V. O'Sullivan Grandfather of Maureen O'Sullivan
1882 Daniel J. Galvin
1883 Daniel J. Galvin
1884 Daniel J. Galvin Until June replaced
1884 Barry J. Sheehan From June
1885 Paul J. Madden
1886 Paul J. Madden
1887 John O'Brien
1888 John O'Brien
1889 Daniel Ryan
1890 Daniel Horgan Irish National League
1891 Daniel Horgan Irish National League Nationalist supported Charles Stewart Parnell in Irish Parliamentary Party split
1892 Daniel Horgan Irish National League
1893 Augustine Roche Irish Parliamentary Party Supported Parnell in split
1894 Augustine Roche Irish Parliamentary Party
1895 Patrick H. Meade
1896 Sir John Scott Unionist
1897 Patrick H. Meade
1898 Patrick H. Meade
1899–1900 Eugene Crean Irish Parliamentary Party Last officeholder before title was changed

Lord Mayors of Cork

Year Name Party Notes
1900 Sir Daniel Hegarty First Lord Mayor of Cork
1901 Edward Fitzgerald Created a baronet on 7 September 1903[17]
1902 Edward Fitzgerald
1903 Sir Edward FitzGerald, Bt..
1904 Augustine Roche Irish Parliamentary Party MP for Cork 1905–1910
1905 Joseph Barrett
1906 Joseph Barrett
1907 Richard Cronin
1908 Thomas Donovan
1909 Thomas Donovan
1910 Thomas Donovan
1911 Henry O'Shea
1911 James Simcox All-for-Ireland League
1912 James Simcox All-for-Ireland League
1912 Henry O'Shea Irish Parliamentary Party Redmondite IPP
1913 Henry O'Shea Irish Parliamentary Party
1914 Henry O'Shea Irish Parliamentary Party
1915 Henry O'Shea Irish Parliamentary Party
1916 Thomas C. Butterfield
1917 Thomas C. Butterfield
1918 Thomas C. Butterfield
1919 William F. O'Connor
1920 Tomás Mac Curtain Sinn Féin First Sinn Féin Lord Mayor. Shot dead by members of the
Royal Irish Constabulary during the Irish War of Independence
1920 Terence MacSwiney Sinn Féin MacCurtain's successor, elected unanimously by the council.
Died in hunger strike in Brixton Prison
1920 Donal O'Callaghan Sinn Féin
1921 Donal O'Callaghan Sinn Féin
1922 Donal O'Callaghan Sinn Féin
1923 Donal O'Callaghan Sinn Féin
1924 Seán French Sinn Féin Cork TD, Longest serving Lord Mayor of Cork
since the foundation of the state
1925 Seán French Sinn Féin
1926 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1927 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1928 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1929 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1930 Frank Daly Fianna Fáil
1931 Frank Daly Fianna Fáil
1932 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1933 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1934 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1935 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1936 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1937 Seán French Fianna Fáil Died in office
1937 James Hickey Labour Party
1938 James Hickey Labour Party
1939 James Hickey Labour Party
1940 William Desmond Fine Gael
1941 John Horgan Fine Gael
1942 James Allen
1942 Richard Anthony Labour Party
1943 James Hickey Labour Party
1944 Seán Cronin
1945 Michael Sheehan Independent
1946 Michael Sheehan Independent
1947 Michael Sheehan Independent
1948 Michael Sheehan Independent
1949 Seán McCarthy Fianna Fáil
1950 Seán McCarthy Fianna Fáil
1951 Walter Furlong Fianna Fáil
1952 Patrick McGrath Fianna Fáil
1953 Patrick McGrath Fianna Fáil
1954 Patrick McGrath Fianna Fáil
1955 Patrick McGrath Fianna Fáil
1956 Seán Casey Labour Party
1957 Valentine Jago Cork Civic Party
1958 Seán McCarthy Fianna Fáil
1959 Jane Dowdall Fianna Fáil First female Lord Mayor of Cork
1960 Stephen D. Barrett Fine Gael
1961 Anthony Barry Fine Gael
1962 Seán Casey Labour Party
1963 Seán McCarthy Fianna Fáil
1964 Gus Healy Fianna Fáil
1965 Cornelius Desmond Labour Party
1966 Seán Casey Labour Party Died in office
1966 Seán McCarthy Fianna Fáil
1967 Pearse Wyse Fianna Fáil
1968 John Bermingham Fine Gael
1969 Thomas Pearse Leahy Labour Party
1970 Peter Barry Fine Gael Former Minister for Foreign Affairs
1971 Timothy J. O'Sullivan Fine Gael
1972 Seán O'Leary Fine Gael Grandson of John Horgan
1973 Patrick Kerrigan Labour Party
1974 Pearse Wyse Fianna Fáil
1975 Gus Healy Fianna Fáil
1976 Seán French Fianna Fáil
1977 Gerald Goldberg Fianna Fáil First Jewish Lord Mayor of Cork
1978 Brian C. Sloane Fianna Fáil
1979 Jim Corr Fine Gael
1980 Toddy O'Sullivan Labour Party
1981 Paud Black Fianna Fáil
1982 Hugh Coveney Fine Gael Minister for Defence & Minister for the Marine
1983 John Dennehy Fianna Fáil
1984 Liam Burke Fine Gael
1985 Dan Wallace Fianna Fáil
1986 Gerry O'Sullivan Labour Party Labour Party TD and Minister of State for the Marine.
1987 Thomas Brosnan Fianna Fáil
1988 Bernard Allen Fine Gael
1989 Chrissie Aherne Fianna Fáil
1990 Frank Nash Labour Party
1991 Denis Cregan Fine Gael
1992 Micheál Martin Fianna Fáil Former Minister for Foreign Affairs. Current Leader of Fianna Fáil.
1993 John Murray Labour Party
1994 Tim Falvey Fianna Fáil
1995 Joe O'Callaghan Labour Party
1996 Jim Corr Fine Gael
1997 Dave McCarthy Fianna Fáil
1998 Joe O'Flynn Labour Party
1999 Damian Wallace Fianna Fáil Son of Dan Wallace, Lord Mayor in 1985
2000 P. J. Hourican Fine Gael
2001 Tom O'Driscoll Fianna Fáil
2002 John Kelleher Labour Party
2003 Colm Burke Fine Gael
2004 Seán Martin Fianna Fáil Brother of Micheál Martin, Former Minister for Foreign Affairs. Current Leader of Fianna Fáil.
2005 Deirdre Clune Fine Gael Daughter of Peter Barry, TD and Senator for Cork South Central
2006 Michael Ahern Labour Party
2007 Donal Counihan Fianna Fáil
2008 Brian Bermingham Fine Gael Son of John Bermingham, Lord Mayor in 1968
2009 Dara Murphy[18] Fine Gael Elected TD for Cork North Central in 2011
2010 Mick O'Connell[19] Labour Party
2011 Terry Shannon Fianna Fáil
2012 John Buttimer[20] Fine Gael Brother of Jerry Buttimer
2013 Catherine Clancy[7] Labour Party Sister of Ciarán Lynch and sister-in-law of Kathleen Lynch
2014 Mary Shields Fianna Fáil
2015 Chris O'Leary Sinn Féin First Sinn Féin Lord Mayor in 90 years
2016 Des Cahill Fine Gael
2017 Tony Fitzgerald Fianna Fáil

See also

References

  1. ↑ O'Neill, Kevin (2016-06-07). "Des Cahill: Positivity will be my message as Lord Mayor". Eveningecho.ie. Retrieved 2016-11-26.
  2. ↑ Chairman note: per section 32 of the Local Government Act, 2001: (3) Where titles are continued in accordance with subsection (1), the holders of the offices concerned shall, as appropriate, be styled— (b) in the case of Cork City Council, in the Irish language "Ard-Mhéara Chathair Chorcaí" and "Leas Ard-Mhéara Chathair Chorcaí", and in the English language "Lord Mayor of the City of Cork" and "Deputy Lord Mayor of the City of Cork".
  3. ↑ http://www.eveningecho.ie/corknews/New-Lord-Mayor-of-Cork-takes-up-chain-of-office-59332047-c973-40b6-8d3d-8a0ac6bf7174-ds
  4. 1 2 Samuel Lewis, ed. (1840). A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. 2 (2 ed.). London: S Lewis & Co. p. 408.
  5. ↑ "List of charters issued to Cork city". Cork City Council.
  6. ↑ "Mayor throws down gauntlet". Irish Examiner. 2000. Archived from the original on 22 August 2006.
  7. 1 2 "Clancy elected mayor of Cork". Irish Examiner. 2013-06-22. Retrieved 2016-11-26.
  8. ↑ English, Eoin (22 June 2006). "Cork’s next lord mayor to be paid more than Polish PM | Irish Examiner". Archives.tcm.ie. Retrieved 9 May 2012.
  9. ↑ Louise Roseingrave (2014-06-06). "Cork city council opts for ‘inclusive’ d’Hondt system". Irishtimes.com. Retrieved 2016-11-26.
  10. ↑ "List of Mayors/Lord Mayors of Cork City". Cork City Council.
  11. 1 2 3 4 5 "Mayors of Cork". Cork City Council. 2009. Retrieved 11 April 2011.
  12. ↑ Margaret Grogan (12 July 1999). "Cork Mayors". Freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com. Retrieved 9 May 2012.
  13. ↑ Freemans Journal 12 Oct 1793
  14. ↑ Freemans Journal1 July 1793
  15. ↑ Freemans Journal 9 Oct 1794
  16. ↑ Freemans Journal 8 Oct 1796
  17. ↑ "No. 27596". The London Gazette. 11 September 1903. p. 5664.
  18. ↑ "Costello elected as Dublin mayor". Irish Times. 15 June 2009.
  19. ↑ "Mick O'Connell elected Mayor of Cork". RTÉ News. 24 June 2010.
  20. ↑ "John Buttimer to become next Lord Mayor of Cork". Evening Echo. 4 May 2012.

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