They have also failed to advise gardai of their aliases.
76 convicted sex offenders have not notified Gardai of their whereabouts over the last 12 months.
People convicted of a sexual offence are required to notify gardaí of their home address, any names they use and if they plan to leave the country for more than a week.
Those found to have breached these requirements can face a maximum penalty of five years’ imprisonment or a fine of up to €10,000.
There are currently 1,708 people recorded at the Sex Offenders Management Intelligence
Those on the SOMI are required to advise gardai of their place of residence on 1 of every 7 days.
Independent Deputy Denis Naughten has been speaking to Kildare Today.
Deputy Naughten joined Clem Ryan on Friday's edition of the programme
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