# Raphael Keyes

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Irish politician

Raphael Keyes Senator In office 2 January 1934 – 29 May 1936 Teachta Dála In office February 1932 – January 1933 Constituency Cork West Personal details Born Cork, Ireland Party Fianna Fáil

**Raphael Patrick Keyes** was an Irish [Fianna Fáil](/source/Fianna_F%C3%A1il) politician.

He was born in Cork, and was a cinema proprietor when elected to the [Oireachtas](/source/Oireachtas). During the [Irish War of Independence](/source/Irish_War_of_Independence) he was captain of the Bantry company of the fifth battalion of [Irish Republican Army](/source/Irish_Republican_Army_(1919%E2%80%931922)) (IRA) in West Cork.

He was first elected to [Dáil Éireann](/source/D%C3%A1il_%C3%89ireann) as a Fianna Fáil [Teachta Dála](/source/Teachta_D%C3%A1la) (TD) for the [Cork West](/source/Cork_West_(D%C3%A1il_constituency)) constituency at the [1932 general election](/source/1932_Irish_general_election).[1] He was lost his seat at the [1933 general election](/source/1933_Irish_general_election) but was elected to the Seanad at a [by-election](/source/By-election) on 2 January 1934.[2]

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-oireachtas_db_1-0)** ["Raphael Keyes"](https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/members/member/Raphael-P-Keyes.D.1932-03-09/). *Oireachtas Members Database*. Retrieved 22 January 2009.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-elecs_irl_2-0)** ["Raphael Keyes"](http://electionsireland.org/candidate.cfm?ID=1701). *ElectionsIreland.org*. Retrieved 22 January 2009.

v t e Teachtaí Dála (TDs) for Cork West This table is transcluded from Cork West (Dáil constituency). (edit | history) Dáil Election Deputy (Party) Deputy (Party) Deputy (Party) Deputy (Party) Deputy (Party) 4th 1923 Timothy J. Murphy (Lab) Seán Buckley (Rep) Cornelius Connolly (CnaG) John Prior (CnaG) Timothy O'Donovan (FP) 5th 1927 (Jun) Thomas Mullins (FF) Timothy Sheehy (CnaG) Jasper Wolfe (Ind.) 6th 1927 (Sep) 7th 1932 Raphael Keyes (FF) Eamonn O'Neill (CnaG) 8th 1933 Tom Hales (FF) James Burke (CnaG) Timothy O'Donovan (NCP) 9th 1937 Timothy O'Sullivan (FF) Daniel O'Leary (FG) Eamonn O'Neill (FG) Timothy O'Donovan (FG) 10th 1938 Seán Buckley (FF) 11th 1943 Patrick O'Driscoll (Ind.) 12th 1944 Eamonn O'Neill (FG) 13th 1948 Seán Collins (FG) 3 seats 1948–1961 1949 by-election William J. Murphy (Lab) 14th 1951 Michael Pat Murphy (Lab) 15th 1954 Edward Cotter (FF) 16th 1957 Florence Wycherley (Ind.) 17th 1961 Constituency abolished. See Cork South-West

v t e « 1928 Seanad « Members of the 1931 Seanad (1931–1934) » 1934 Seanad » Cathaoirleach Thomas Westropp Bennett (Ind) Elected in 1931 3 years Kathleen Browne (CnaG) Eileen Costello (Ind) 6 years William O'Sullivan (CnaG) 9 years Michael Comyn (FF) John Counihan (CnaG) James G. Douglas (Ind) Michael Duffy (Lab) Thomas Farren (Lab) Hugh Garahan (CnaG) Sir John Griffith (Ind) Seán MacEllin (FF) Ross McGillycuddy (Ind) James J. MacKean (CnaG) John MacLoughlin (CnaG) Daniel MacParland (FF) Maurice George Moore (FF) Laurence O'Neill (Ind) Brian O'Rourke (CnaG) William Quirke (FF) David Robinson (FF) Séamus Ryan (FF) Michael Staines (CnaG) Arthur Vincent (Ind) Elected in 1928 6 years John Philip Bagwell (Ind) Alfie Byrne (Ind) Oliver St. John Gogarty (CnaG) Andrew Jameson (Ind) Thomas Johnson (Lab) Richard Wilson (CnaG) 9 years Kathleen Clarke (FF) Joseph Connolly (FF) Seán Milroy (CnaG) Joseph O'Doherty (FF) Séumas Robinson (FF) Elected in 1925 9 years Thomas Westropp Bennett (Ind) Sir Edward Coey Bigger (Ind) Francis McGuinness (CnaG) 12 years Henry Barniville (CnaG) Sir Edward Bellingham (Ind) William Cummins (Lab) James Dillon (CnaG) Michael Fanning (CnaG) Thomas Foran (Lab) Sir William Hickie (Ind) Cornelius Kennedy (CnaG) Thomas Linehan (Ind) Joseph O'Connor (CnaG) J. T. O'Farrell (Lab) Michael F. O'Hanlon (CnaG) James Parkinson (CnaG) Thomas Toal (CnaG) Nominated by the President in 1922 12 years Countess of Desart (Ind) James Charles Dowdall (FF) Sir Thomas Esmonde (Ind) Earl of Granard (Ind) Henry Guinness (Ind) Sir John Keane (Ind) James Moran (Ind) Jennie Wyse Power (Ind) Elected at by-elections Feb. 1926 Samuel Lombard Brown (Ind) Jan. 1932 George Crosbie (CnaG) Apr. 1933 Eamonn Duggan (CnaG) Jan. 1934 Ernest Blythe (CnaG) Raphael Keyes (FF) Sep. 1934 Patrick Lynch (FF) CnaG: Cumann na nGaedheal FF: Fianna Fáil Lab: Labour Party Ind: Independent

v t e « 1931 Seanad « Members of the 1934 Seanad (1934–1936) » 2nd Seanad » Cathaoirleach Thomas Westropp Bennett (FG) Elected in 1934 3 years Sir Edward Coey Bigger (Ind) 6 years John Philip Bagwell (Ind) 9 years Patrick Baxter (FG) Thomas Westropp Bennett (FG) Ernest Blythe (FG) James Boyle (FF) Samuel Lombard Brown (Ind) Kathleen Browne (FG) James Charles Dowdall (FF) Eamonn Duggan (FG) Séamus Fitzgerald (FF) Oliver St. John Gogarty (FG) Denis Healy (FF) T. V. Honan (FF) Andrew Jameson (Ind) Thomas Johnson (Lab) Thomas Kennedy (Lab) Raphael Keyes (FF) Patrick Lynch (FF) Pádraic Ó Máille (FF) Thomas Ruane (FF) Richard Wilson (FG) Jennie Wyse Power (FF) Elected in 1931 6 years William O'Sullivan (FG) 9 years Michael Comyn (FF) John Counihan (FG) James G. Douglas (Ind) Michael Duffy (Lab) Thomas Farren (Lab) Hugh Garahan (FG) Sir John Griffith (Ind) Seán MacEllin (FF) Ross McGillycuddy (Ind) James J. MacKean (FG) John MacLoughlin (FG) Daniel MacParland (FF) Maurice George Moore (FF) Laurence O'Neill (Ind) Brian O'Rourke (FG) William Quirke (FF) David Robinson (FF) Michael Staines (FG) Elected in 1928 9 years Kathleen Clarke (FF) Joseph Connolly (FF) Seán Milroy (FG) Séumas Robinson (FF) Elected in 1925 12 years Henry Barniville (FG) Sir Edward Bellingham (Ind) William Cummins (Lab) James Dillon (FG) Michael Fanning (FG) Thomas Foran (Lab) Sir William Hickie (Ind) Cornelius Kennedy (FG) Thomas Linehan (Ind) Joseph O'Connor (FG) J. T. O'Farrell (Lab) Michael F. O'Hanlon (FG) James Parkinson (FG) Thomas Toal (FG) FF: Fianna Fáil FG: Fine Gael Lab: Labour Ind: Independent

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