Presidential hopeful Jim Gavin has said he identifies with younger generations because he considers himself “a young man”, reports Breaking News. At 54, he expressed pride in representing Fianna Fáil and confirmed his membership in …
After a messy election campaign, Fianna Fail finally has a presidential candidate with Jim Gavin taking on the role. While the ballot is secret, it has emerged that Gavin won 41 votes with the other …
Following a girl being injured over the weekend after being struck by a scrambler in Dulbin, Councillor John-Kingsley Onwumereh, who represents Fianna Fáil in Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart, told RTE that the dangerous use of scramblers and their …
Fianna Fáil members took part in what was described as the “most heated parliamentary party meeting in a long time” as tensions flared over Fine Gael’s handling of the controversy surrounding third-level education fees, reports …
Fianna Fáil has turned to legal counsel to navigate the ongoing dispute over speaking rights in the Dáil, with no resolution achieved in the latest virtual meeting of the Dáil reform committee. The debate over …
Sinn Féin leader Mary McDonald has announced that she will be engaging with other party leaders this week and expresses her intention to meet with Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin, reports RTE. During her appearance …
As attempts to build a new coalition government get more intense, the head of the Labour Party has met with the Taoiseach and Tánaiste, reports Breaking News. On Tuesday afternoon, Ivana Bacik met separately with …
The leader of Fianna Fáil has praised his party’s performance in the general election, emphasizing that he will allow the “dust to settle” on the results before contemplating government formation, reports Breaking News. With Micheál …
A new coalition government in Ireland is unlikely to be established before Christmas, according to the deputy leader of Fianna Fáil, reports Breaking News. The Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers, stated that the parties involved …
Approximately 31% of participants in the Election 2024 Exit Poll express a desire for a coalition between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to lead the next government, reports RTE. Following this, 22% prefer a coalition …
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