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Micheál Martin likely to return as Taoiseach with potential Grand Coalition forming after elections.

Gemma Hussey, a pioneering figure in Irish politics, passed away, remembered for her key contributions to women's rights and education reform.

Sinn Féin promises financial benefits for earners up to €100,000 under their government.

Mary Lou McDonald defends party against Fine Gael's accusations, emphasizing financial accountability.

Fine Gael leader must redefine himself as fresh leadership in a tight race.

The upcoming RTÉ debate could significantly influence voter perceptions.

The final days of the election reveal unpredictable voter behavior, potentially impacting candidate strategies and outcomes.

Parties prefer forming a coalition with independents over Independent Ireland in government discussions.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are negotiating policies across various sectors, facing challenges particularly in health, justice, finance, and climate.

The negotiations between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are focused on policy agreements but face challenges in areas like health, justice, finance, and climate.

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are negotiating to establish a policy framework and potential coalition alliances.

The Dáil's technical group of Independents may provide stability to the new government formed by Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael.

Ireland's general election is set for 29 November, amid a shift in political dynamics favoring the ruling coalition.

Simon Harris's Fine Gael seeks an unprecedented fourth term amid Sinn Fein's decline in popularity and a reshaping of Ireland's political landscape.

Fine Gael plans to introduce a €1,000 savings account for every newborn in Ireland if re-elected.

Ms Naughton confirmed the Fine Gael party's expulsion of Cllr O'Brien following a complaint about inappropriate messages, underscoring the commitment to workplace safety.

Harris's campaign is faltering due to controversy surrounding his interaction with a care worker.

An envelope appeared to be an official Fine Gael letter urging voters to prioritize their candidate, John Bailey, in the 2007 election.

The focus is now on forming a government promptly, leaving little time for reflection on past events.

61% of voters oppose Mr. McGahon's candidacy amid past assault case, raising concerns about party integrity.

Mr. McGahon seeks voter support in Louth amidst controversy surrounding past assault allegations and emphasizes local work and community commitment.

The debate performance reflects growing public support for Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald, while Fine Gael leaders face diminishing visibility and support.

Jim Daly's new role as chief of the IHCA highlights the tension of political neutrality in healthcare advocacy.

Fine Gael is prioritizing promises over fiscal responsibility, reminiscent of past financial recklessness.

Brian Stanley's voter support declined during the count, signifying a turbulent exit from Sinn Féin.

Simon Harris plans to introduce €1,000 savings accounts for every newborn if Fine Gael wins the election.

Fine Gael's raffle revenue decreased significantly under Simon Harris's leadership, attributed to the timing of the general election.

Micheál Martin questioned the decision to support senator McGahon, emphasizing that violent behavior should disqualify candidates from running for election.

Gerry Hutch's unexpected candidacy highlighted the influence of social media in politics, even for a controversial figure like him.

The Irish election is highly competitive, with centre-right parties closely contesting with Sinn Fein amid public concern over living costs and housing.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael may seek a coalition excluding the Green Party, impacting climate policies and governance.

The Climate Action Plan targets 175,000 electric vehicles by year-end, pushing for a transition from petrol and diesel cars by 2035.

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil focus on coalition talks with Independents for a more stable government formation.

Sinn Fein is gaining traction in the Irish election, potentially challenging the traditional political landscape dominated by Fine Gael and Fianna Fail.

The 2024 General Election results in various constituencies highlight a competitive landscape with close margins and prolonged counting processes.

Fine Gael faces criticism for their handling of a misconduct case involving a former councillor, highlighting issues of accountability within political organizations.

Ireland's upcoming election has become unpredictable due to a misstep by Prime Minister Simon Harris, with Sinn Féin gaining support.

Keira Keogh and Paul Lawless won pivotal seats in Mayo's recent election.

Ireland's political scene is shifting with a viral incident involving Prime Minister Simon Harris, impacting Fine Gael's electoral prospects.

Fine Gael expelled Mr. O'Brien for sending unsolicited pornographic messages, while he claims political motives behind the timing of the expulsion.

Fine Gael expelled Councillor O'Brien for sending unsolicited pornography, breaching the party's code of conduct.

Fine Gael expelled Councillor O'Brien for sending unsolicited pornographic material, causing distress, despite his claims of error and workplace banter.

One in three voters remain undecided about their first preference as polling reveals changing support dynamics among parties.

Simon Harris's prospects in the elections depend on performance in the commuter belt of Leinster.

Fine Gael's reputation for law and order is being challenged after senator McGahon's controversial candidacy and €39,000 compensation for street assault.

Fine Gael's reputation as the party of law and order is under scrutiny following support for senator involved in a contentious street incident.