Sinn Fein, Ireland
High-spending Irish coalition eyes re-election as rival Sinn Fein falters
Ireland's two main governing parties looked on course to return to power as polls opened on Friday, thanks to a giveaway October budget and a loss of momentum by opposition Sinn Fein - a result that would buck a global trend of voters rejecting incumbents.
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Simon Harris: Voting Sinn Féin means ending up 'skint'The Taoiseach has warned that people would end up "skint" if Sinn Féin wins Friday's election, but denied that his warnings ...
Fianna Fáil's refusal to contemplate Sinn Féin as a coalition partner is policy-based and not personal, Micheál Martin has ...
The two main parties in the outgoing Irish government have again ruled out Sinn Fein as a potential coalition partner in the ...
Sinn Féin would not cut back on any of their manifesto promises and would instead borrow money if economic circumstances were ...
Sinn Féin TD, Mark Ward, is running for re-election in Dublin Mid-West and believes there is a recent shift in momentum ...
The selection by Fine Gael of Senator John McGahon in Louth has also dogged the Taoiseach’s campaign. Mr McGahon was found ...
A Broughshane community building had its windows smashed and was targeted with anti Sinn Fein graffiti overnight.
Ireland began voting Friday in a closely-fought general election with the incumbent coalition neck-and-neck with opposition party Sinn Fein after a campaign marked by rancour over housing and ...
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