Ireland votes in a close-run election where incumbents hope to cling on to power
Irish Prime Minister and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris, center, accompanied by his wife Caoimhe and children Cillian and ...
Ireland's 2024 election is underway. Here's what to know.
Sinn Féin, the former political arm of the IRA, is hoping Ireland's 2024 election will bring it to power for the first time ...
Labour describes Fine Gael transfer push as ‘desperation’
Fine Gael has been dealt a blow in the final hours of campaigning after the Labour Party described a push by Simon Harris to ...
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Fine Gael engulfed by infighting after bumpy campaign for re-election
Fine Gael has been engulfed by infighting over candidates breaking rules set by party HQ over where they could canvass in the ...
Irish Independent on MSN20h
Patsy O’Brien accuses Fine Gael of trying to ‘damage’ his election chances
Independent councillor Patsy O’Brien has accused Fine Gael of seeking to damage his election chances by publishing details of ...
Labour leader says Fine Gael transfer push ‘smacked of desperation’
Fine Gael has been dealt a blow in the final hours of campaigning after the Labour Party described a push by Simon Harris to ...
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‘Sixteen billion reasons’ to defend Fine Gael, Donohoe insists, as Harris reacts to Red C poll
Harris twice took aim at coalition partners Fianna Fáil for claiming numerous government departments already before the polls ...
Irish Examiner on MSN19h
Election 2024: Micheál Martin heckled by Fine Gael supporter in Simon Harris's hometown
The Fianna Fáil leader was on the campaign trail in Greystones, Co Wicklow, in a bid to drum up support for Stephen Donnelly ...
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Independent Ireland accuses Fine Gael of misinformation about its candidates meeting gender quota
Independent Ireland has accused Fine Gael of spreading misinformation on the eve of the election by claiming the party had not reached its gender quota for women candidates. A press release in the ...
Irish Independent on MSN20h
‘A vote for Sinn Féin, you could end up skint,’ says Harris amid McDonald’s accusations of Fine Gael ‘scaremongering’
People could end up “skint” if Sinn Féin enter government, Taoiseach Simon Harris has said. In his final media doorstep before the polling stations open tomorrow, the Fine Gael leader warned voters ...