There was more good news for the Fine Gael party this weekend as the latest Red C poll shows that the Government leaders are still the most popular party in the country. According to the …
We ask you at the weekend whether you think there should be a General Election rather than just Leo Varadkar or Simon Coveney becoming the new defacto Taoiseach. The results below show a staggering 86% …
In revelations out of a fictional horror movie, the former Taoiseach Enda Kenny will be surely laughing all the way to the bank after he does the maths and sees what he’ll be paid for the rest …
In light of Enda Kenny’s departure during the week, we’re asking our readers do you think there should be a General Election rather than the next Fine Gael leader and defacto Taoiseach? Take the poll below: …
The former Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar is firmly in pole position to be the next leader of the Fine Gael party and defacto Taoiseah. The Dublin doctor, who was formerly Minister for Health, said that …
The Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald has officially declared herself out if the running to become the next leader of the Fine Gael party and has instead pledged her support to Leo Varadkar. Speaking earlier today Ms …
Leo Varadkar appears all be sworn in as commander and chief of the Fine Gael party and defacto Taoiseah. The Dublin doctor, who was formerly Minister for Health, said that he intends on being a …
It appears Simon Coveney’s race to become the leader of Fine Gael is all but over this afternoon after he cancelled a scheduled media event in his native Cork. Coveney is said to be reconvening …
The current Minister for Housing Simon Coveney has refused to throw in the towel in the current Fine Gael leadership race saying the contest is far from over. Mr Coveney who is battling his main …
Leo Varadkar hit the ground running yesterday with plentiful support coming in the shape of both TDs and Senators. Richard Bruton was the biggest name to back the Castleknock TD while many Senators also voiced …
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