Flynn (Galway East) Paul O'Loughlin (Dublin Central) Colm Callanan (Dublin Mid-West) Michael Redmond (Dublin South-Central) Conor O'Donoghue (Limerick East) None were elected. 2004 European Parliament election In the 2004 European Parliament election, the CSP announced it had no plans to run, but later announced Barry Despard as a candidate. He came ninth of twelve candidates in the Dublin constituency with 5,352 first-preference votes, or 1.3% of the valid poll. 2002 general election In the 2002 general election, the CSP ran 19 candidates, between the ages of 22 and 82. Some ran in more than one constituency. They spent €12,284.71 on the campaign. The party polled 0.26% of the vote. No candidates were elected, all losing their deposits. Tony Smith, Cavan–Monaghan - 358 votes Derek J Whelan, Clare - 176 votes Patrick Manning, Cork East - 187 votes Gerry Duffy, Cork North-Central - 215 votes Gerry Duffy, Cork North-West - 383 votes Paul O'Loughlin, Dublin Central - 366 votes Colm Callanan, Dublin Mid-West - 107 votes David Walshe, Dublin North - 247 votes Michael Larkin Dublin North-West - 154 votes Darragh O'Reilly Dublin South-West - 760 votes John Smyth, Dublin West - 134 votes Michael Redmond, Dún Laoghaire - 265 votes Manus MacMeanmain, Galway East - 93 votes Michael Redmond, Laois–Offaly - 142 votes Conor O'Donoghue, Limerick East - 86 votes Patrick O'Riordan, Limerick West - 144 votes Brian Lenehan, Longford–Roscommon - 80 votes Michael Maguire, Louth - 79 votes Michael Redmond, Meath - 180 votes John Lacken, Sligo–Leitrim - 166 votes Michael Larkin, Tipperary South - 120 votes Patrick Walsh, Westmeath - 126 votes Michael O'Connor Wexford - 173 votes 1999 European Parliament election In the 1999 European Parliament election, party leader Gerard Casey contested the Dublin constituency. He finished 10th out of 13 candidates with 9,425 first preference votes (3.36%). He lost his deposit. 1997 general election At the 1997 general election, the CSP fielded 8 candidates and polled 0.5% of the vote. No candidates were elected. All lost their deposits. Gene Flood, Cavan–Monaghan - 1,024 votes (1.7%) Larry McGinn, Cavan–Monaghan - 1,001 votes (1.7%) Joe Aston, Clare - 499 votes (1.1%) Eddie Mullins, Cork North-Central - 777 votes (1.8%) Angela Keaveney, Dublin North - 666 votes (1.6%) Gerard Casey, Dún Laoghaire - 2,000 votes (3.7%) Brian Curran, Meath - 1,031 votes (1.8%) John Lacken, Sligo–Leitrim - 1,359 votes (3.0%) By-elections 2009 Dublin Central by-election - Paul O'Loughlin -