#irish-politics

#irish-politics

Mr Farrelly stated that allowing 16-year-olds to vote recognizes their role in society as they work, pay taxes, and deserve to influence how funds are allocated.

Malcolm Byrne revealed that Labour TD Alan Kelly had a hidden passion for acting, performing with the Nenagh Junior Players, highlighting Kelly's theatrical flair.

Declan Doyle, one of Gerry Adams's senior counsel, challenged the editor of BBC's Spotlight on directions given to the actor voicing 'Martin', a critical witness.

Leo Varadkar's recent remarks reflect on his political journey, as he embraces opportunities he missed in his youth while contemplating his future ambitions.

The 2015 referendum on same-sex marriage marked a historic moment for Ireland, making it the first nation to approve LGBTQ+ marriage by popular vote.

I'm too young...and my feeling is that we're all aware of his morality, his fearlessness in the stands that he has taken, his gift as an orator and his integrity.

The Stranger's Bar is popular among tour guides and reporters, while the Dáil Bar, exclusive to Oireachtas members, mirrors it closely in design.

Mary Lou McDonald highlighted the struggles faced by families, indicating that their essentials, such as a weekly shop costing over €1,000, reveal stark economic realities.

The headline "Grand Alliance" suggested a pivotal moment in Irish politics, drawing villagers together as they sought the latest updates amidst a heatwave.

"In the face of Mr Trump's tariff thunderbolt, our TDs could not put the country first and focus on the greatest threat we have faced since the IMF came banging on our door."

The new minister, James Browne, is being urged by officials to quickly implement "water over-use charges" for households where excessive amounts are consumed.

The intense seven-hour grilling of Angela Kerins by the Dáil's public accounts committee had a profound impact on her life, raising questions about institutional power.