Top party leaders make final push for votes in Irish election
The leaders of the three biggest parties took part in a final canvass push as they hoped to gain an edge in the finely-balanced political battle.
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Simon Harris: Voting Sinn Féin means ending up 'skint'
The Taoiseach has warned that people would end up "skint" if Sinn Féin wins Friday's election, but denied that his warnings ...
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It's (almost) over: McDonald looks confident, Harris ramps up fear factor and Martin keeps cool
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‘We’ve let cars dominate our city for too long’, says Eamon Ryan as Clontarf to city centre cycleway officially opens
Dublin is “moving towards a better, cleaner and greener future”, attendees were told at the official opening of a new 2.7km cycleway. The highly anticipated Clontarf to City Centre (C2CC) Active ...
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Doubt cast on pre-Christmas government formation as big parties rally against independents
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin both stated they want a government formed before the US ...
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Three main parties deadlocked, but the Fine Gael slip continues
The three main parties are deadlocked as the country heads towards the polls, with Fianna Fáil holding the most slender of leads over Fine Gael and Sinn Féin. While Micheál Martin’s party edged ahead ...
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Election 2024: Dublin north-inner city candidates evoke spirit of the late great Tony Gregory
Social Democrats candidate Gary Gannon is competing in a very crowded field that includes big hitters Paschal Donohoe and ...
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Six things we learned on the campaign trail today
Labour today kicked off with accusations that Fine Gael are launching “Operation Fear”, while at the same time splurging on ...