#fianna-fail

#fianna-fail

Fianna Fáil and Taoiseach Micheál Martin's popularity has declined amid controversy over a housing tsar appointment.

The timeline for government formation on January 22 faces delays due to party ratification processes.

Micheál Martin must overcome the housing crisis to secure his legacy after reviving Fianna Fáil.

Micheál Martin's delayed cabinet announcement raises questions about his leadership and decision-making.

Micheál Martin will control cabinet portfolio assignments, with Fianna Fáil getting more positions than Fine Gael.

Micheál Martin's support for Verona Murphy could impact the Ceann Comhairle election amid strong competition.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's coalition faces public backlash over its alliance with Michael Lowry, ignoring key voter concerns.

Ms Rabbitte's surprising loss illustrates the volatility of political elections and the shifting landscape of party representation.

New government formation expected by January 22; support for coalition from voters is significant.

Ray Burke, a former justice minister, became a central figure in Ireland's biggest political scandal, leading to his imprisonment 20 years ago.

TDs are accelerating talks to form a government by January 22, led by Fianna Fáil, with strong involvement from Independent TDs.

Constructive negotiations are underway involving Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and the Healy-Rae brothers to form a new government in Ireland.

The Dáil's new speaking time rules sparked significant discontent among Fianna Fáil TDs over perceived inequities in time allocation.

Fianna Fáil TDs express discontent over unfair allocation of speaking time in the Dáil under new government amendments.

Women's representation remains critically low in government appointments, reflecting broader societal gender disparities.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's coalition has prioritized allocation of key government roles amidst ongoing gender equity concerns.

Government negotiations are focused on housing and childcare issues.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael seek to ensure a five-year governance agreement with Independent TDs.

The ratification of the new government faces delays due to party member approval processes.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are negotiating policies across various sectors, facing challenges particularly in health, justice, finance, and climate.

Niamh Smyth is likely to be promoted, addressing gender representation concerns within government by appointing more women in junior ministerial positions.

Fine Gael ratified the Programme for Government with 93.9% approval, enabling a coalition with Fianna Fáil to be formed.

Fianna Fáil aims to form a lasting government in coalition, highlighting the need for support from Independents rather than Sinn Féin.

Michael Healy Rae prioritizes Kerry's needs in government talks, asserting coalition support only if beneficial for the county.