Election 2024 live updates: Simon Harris pours cold water on proposed alliance of left-wing parties
With just a week to go until the country votes in the 2024 General Election, the campaign trail is in full swing
With just a week to go until the country votes in the 2024 General Election, the campaign trail is in full swing
The group has two politicians among its membership, though they generally tend to leave politics at the door
Most parties have little to say on a topic that is likely to be one of the biggest issues for the next government
Green Party promises a new Office of Punctuality and Reliability to oversee public transport services
While plans differ between some parties on housing, the cost of living and taxes, all of them agree on a few basic tenets around housing
Fine Gael targets SF spending proposals in ‘piggy bank’ video
Roderic O’Gorman said his party ‘with 12 TDs has been able to deliver more’ than Labour with 37
Ireland reaches highest ever ranking due to progress on renewable energy including solar, energy use and climate policy
Election 2024: While manifestos should be taken with a large pinch of salt by the electorate, they are the raw ingredients for government formation talks
Scanned, handwritten PDFs spread across multiple institutions is not acceptable in 2024 and does not enable accountability
Simon Harris plans to win enough votes to abandon rotating taoiseach deal. Here’s why that’s a doomed strategy
Clear difference between outgoing Coalition and the parties on the left over how to use the money to address the housing crisis
Fianna Fáil to aim to reduce class sizes at primary level in education policy promise
Television: Occasional sparks insufficient to draw viewers out of their pre-election stupor
The debate between 10 party leaders was at its most energetic when dwelling on the cost-of-living and the economy
The extremely self-conscious uncoupling of the two centre-right parties is so obviously an act, it’s like a game of cards in which the stakes are matchsticks. But Sinn Féin isn’t much better
With the election campaign in full swing, lampposts are heaving with posters. But are they a vital tool for democracy, or an invitation to focus on the wrong things?
Ten party leaders set out their stall on 10th day of general election campaign
Election 2024: Arklow has never had its own Dáil deputy in the century since the State was founded
Election 2024: Fianna Fáiler-turned-independent Mattie McGrath is favourite to return
Election 2024: Sinn Féin’s fortunes will come down to the national performance on the day
Election 2024: Retirement of poll-topper Michael Ring leaves at least two openings
Election 2024: Almost half the candidates also contested the race to become Ireland’s first directly elected mayor
Election 2024: Former Fine Gael minister for justice Charlie Flanagan has decided not to contest the election
Election 2024: Sinn Féin’s Mairéad Farrell finished third in 2020 but may face a bigger battle this time around
Election 2024: Kathleen Funchion's election as MEP in June a big loss to Sinn Féin
Election 2024: Sinn Féin is running a candidate in Cork North-West after deciding not to in 2020
Election 2024: Richard Boyd-Barrett, with a strong local and national brand, is well dug in at this stage
Election 2024: Sinn Féin’s Seán Crowe won almost 30 per cent of the vote in 2020
Election 2024: Third seat in Dublin Fingal West constituency likely to be fight between Greens, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael
Election 2024: If the far right are to make a breakthrough to the Dáil, it could be here
Election 2024: Fine Gael’s chances of taking two seats will suffer from decision of Kate O’Connell to run as an Independent
Election 2024: Micheál Martin's stomping ground has long been seen as a bellwether reflecting national trends
Election 2024: Michael McNamara would have been a shoo-in in the Clare constituency but it looks as though he has decided to remain in Europe
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