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General elections are expected in Ireland by the end of the month after Prime Minister Simon Harris announced plans for dissolution of the Dail.

Ireland's Prime Minister Simon Harris announced plans to call a general election by the end of the week, ending speculation on the electoral timeline.

Irish prime minister Simon Harris plans to call a general election this week, likely scheduling it for late November.

A general election is planned for before Christmas, with November 29 as the likely date.

Taoiseach Simon Harris is preparing Fine Gael for a possible election, with speculation of a November date while aiming to fulfill government duties until February 2025.

Varadkar announced resignation as Ireland's Prime Minister and Fine Gael leader.

His departure may not lead to a snap election but comes close to the next general election.

Varadkar's farewell tour emphasized Fine Gael's historical opportunity for a fourth consecutive term in office.

Fine Gael leads in the polls, but support is shrinking as Fianna Fáil gains traction ahead of the election.

John Bruton left over €14 million in his will, all designated for his wife.

Heather Humphreys' retirement complicates Fine Gael's candidate selection for the general election in Cavan-Monaghan.

Simon Harris faces urgent need to replace Humphreys.

Heather Humphreys, at 64, steps back from politics, citing health concerns, with Helen McEntee taking over as Fine Gael deputy leader.

TD Humphreys will not seek re-election due to health concerns after 21 years in public service.

Fine Gael leader's new strategy may restrict election wins, but he remains a leading contender for taoiseach.

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are uniting against the Green Party's new anti-pollution tax proposals ahead of the general election.

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are uniting to prevent the Green Party's anti-pollution tax proposals ahead of the general election.

Heather Humphreys' retirement presents challenges for Fine Gael in Cavan-Monaghan's election strategy.

Party leaders will meet to potentially finalize the election date, likely between November 29 and December 6.

The timing of the next election is crucial, with internal party dynamics influencing the potential success of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil.

Simon Harris maintains the highest approval rating among political leaders in Ireland as a general election approaches.

Fine Gael plans to introduce 100 state-run childcare facilities by 2026, using vacant state properties initially earmarked for asylum-seekers.

Simon Harris pledges to cap childcare costs at €200 per child in upcoming elections.

Taoiseach Simon Harris pledges to cap childcare costs at €200 per child per month as a key election promise.

Taoiseach Simon Harris pledges to cap childcare costs at €200 per child monthly if elected, with plans for implementation early in his term.

Election is set for 2024 with key priorities being the Finance Bill and seat maximization by Fine Gael.

Fianna Fáil pledges to increase inheritance tax thresholds to appeal to Fine Gael voters and address family financial burdens.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are competing intensely over the same voter base as the election approaches.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are competing fiercely for key constituencies as the election nears, despite being coalition partners.

Labour's childcare plan introduces a fee cap and aims to deliver 6,000 new places annually, emphasizing a shift towards a publicly funded system.

The Irish electorate perceives recent government budget measures as manipulative attempts to sway voter behavior rather than genuine policy improvements.

Mr. Harris' approval rating has increased significantly, positioning him as the most popular party leader in the country.

The general election in Ireland is set for 2024 with potential dates in November or December.

Fine Gael will not enter a voting pact and will contest the election independently.

Fine Gael is betting on the popularity of Taoiseach Harris to retain power in upcoming elections.

Fine Gael aims for standalone election campaign, stressing importance of individual party priorities, avoiding transfer pacts, and focusing on key societal issues.

Fine Gael prepares for elections amid key leadership changes and a focus on housing and health policy amidst upcoming election challenges.

Fine Gael's leadership is undergoing significant changes ahead of the pending election, particularly focusing on housing and health policy leadership.

Kate O'Connell rejects Fine Gael leadership bid, opting to run as an Independent, highlighting party animosity and differing views on policy.

Kate O'Connell will run independently in Dublin Bay South, rejecting offers from Fine Gael, citing internal animosity and disagreement on financial policies.

Heather Humphreys, a prominent Fine Gael TD, has decided not to seek re-election due to health and energy concerns after 21 years in public service.

Heather Humphreys cites health concerns for stepping down from her Cavan-Monaghan seat, paving the way for new leadership in Fine Gael.

Fine Gael dismissed Kate O'Connell's candidacy, leading her to declare an Independent run after ongoing negotiations.

Fine Gael will run Cllr Emma Blain and Cllr James Geoghegan as candidates in Dublin Bay South after O'Connell declined their offer.

Kate O'Connell will run as an Independent, rejecting Fine Gael, citing animosity and a desire for political autonomy.

Fine Gael is seeking training for politicians on dealing with potential espionage and foreign influence.

Micheál Martin was not briefed about reports of an alleged agent in the Oireachtas, indicating communication issues around security threats.

Fine Gael faces scrutiny over alleged bullying and intimidation within its ranks. An investigation will begin following a complaint by a long-serving member.

Fine Gael faces scrutiny for handling bullying allegations amidst complaints from a long-term member.

Fine Gael plans a stamp duty increase on bulk home purchases to support home ownership amid concerns over vulture fund acquisitions.

Mairéad McGuinness may run for Fine Gael in the upcoming election as Mr. English's departure raises uncertainty about the party's candidate slate.

Michael McGrath was assigned a low-level justice portfolio amid tensions in the Coalition regarding his party's MEPs' votes.