Irish American Senators

 

 Daniel Patrick Moynihan – former US Senator


David Baird Sr. – born in County Londonderry, Ireland, US Senator
 

David Baird Jr. – son of David Baird Sr.; US Senator


 David C. Broderick – US Senator[5]


Thomas A. Burke – Cleveland mayor, US Senator[10]
 

Prescott Bush – banker/US Senator

 

James F. Byrnes – US Senator[14]
 

 Bob Casey Jr. – US Senator and former Pennsylvania state treasurer

 

John Conness – US Senator[25]
 

Ted Cruz - Texas Senator[30]


 Thomas F. Eagleton – US Senator Missouri 1968–1987; grandfather born in County Mayo; paternal grandmother also Irish

 

 Kirsten Gillibrand – US Senator, mother is of Irish descent

 

 James D. Griffin – Mayor of Buffalo, New York, New York State Senator

 

Edward M. Kennedy – longtime US Senator

 

Edward M. Kennedy, Jr – Connecticut State Senator

 

Patrick J. Kennedy – former Member Massachusetts House of Representatives; former Massachusetts Senator
 
 
Robert F. Kennedy – US Attorney General , US Senator, New York

 
Mike Mansfield – US Senator, Ambassador
A color photo of Mansfield sitting at his desk in his office, smiling, in 1966.
J. Howard McGrath – US Senator, Rhode Island governor
 

 James D. Phelan – San Francisco mayor, US Senator

 

 James Shields – US Senator

 

 Patrick Joseph Sullivan – US Senator

 

 John V. Tunney – US Senator

 Patrick Walsh – US Senator

 

Eugene McCarthy – US Senator

 

Joseph McCarthy – US Senator

 

 George Murphy – US Senator

 

James A. O'Gorman – US Senator
 

 Patrick Leahy – US Senator

 

 Patrick McCarran – US Senator

 

 

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