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Sinn Féin's leadership boycotts St. Patrick's Day events due to geopolitical concerns, asserting a stronger stance against comments made by Trump on Palestinian expulsion.

Micheál Martin criticized Sinn Féin's boycott of St. Patrick's Day events due to political motives and Trump's remarks on Palestine.

Mr. Martin emphasizes the need for enhanced engagement with the US on various political and economic issues.

Ireland's election will reveal voter sentiment amid global discontent, potentially impacting the historical dominance of Fine Gael and Fianna Fail.

Mary Lou McDonald urges leftist parties to unite against a coalition with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, advocating for a government that truly represents voters.

Voters in Ireland have chosen stability, enabling the return of the grand coalition government amid political volatility and anti-incumbent trends elsewhere.

Aengus Ó Snodaigh, nominated for Ceann Comhairle by Sinn Féin, aims to enhance parliamentary processes and represent public interest effectively.

Micheál Martin's remarks about Ms McDonald led to a dispute over accusations of lying in the Dáil, highlighting tensions in parliamentary discourse.

Micheál Martin likely to return as Taoiseach with potential Grand Coalition forming after elections.

Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil candidates achieved significant victories in the Seanad elections, indicating a strong political shift in Ireland.

The new government structure highlights significant concerns regarding democratic legitimacy and gender representation.

Pearse Doherty accused Deputy Lowry of misconduct regarding the Doncaster deal and destroying documents to conceal the truth.

Fianna Fáil holds a slim lead amid falling support for Fine Gael, while Sinn Féin is gaining momentum, indicating a competitive election ahead.

Sinn Féin accused Taoiseach Micheál Martin of calling Mary Lou McDonald a liar during a Dáil exchange, leading to a heated dispute.

The debate centered on the status of Rent Pressure Zones and accusations of dishonesty during a leaders' exchange.

The debate performance reflects growing public support for Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald, while Fine Gael leaders face diminishing visibility and support.

Sinn Fein is gaining traction in the Irish election, potentially challenging the traditional political landscape dominated by Fine Gael and Fianna Fail.

Sinn Féin's support has increased by three points to 22%, while Fine Gael's support has dropped by two points.

The 2024 General Election results in various constituencies highlight a competitive landscape with close margins and prolonged counting processes.

The Irish election is highly competitive, with centre-right parties closely contesting with Sinn Fein amid public concern over living costs and housing.

Brian Stanley's voter support declined during the count, signifying a turbulent exit from Sinn Féin.

Jean McConville's family seeks civil action against Sinn Fein, aided by a potential repeal of the Legacy Act by the new UK Labour government.

Gerry Adams argues against misinterpretations of his role in the IRA, highlighting the complexities of the Troubles and its impact on Sinn Féin.

Sinn Féin unveils its shadow Cabinet for the 34th Dáil, emphasizing key portfolios and leadership under Mary Lou McDonald.

Sinn Féin revealed its new shadow Cabinet for the 34th Dáil, with Mary Lou McDonald as the leader and diverse portfolios assigned.

The election for chair of the Dáil emphasizes individual merit over party strength, highlighting the importance of fluency in Irish for candidates.

Aengus Ó Snodaigh is nominated for the Ceann Comhairle role in the 34th Dáil, reflecting his extensive experience and party support.

Caroline Dwane Stanley's resignation reflects significant internal issues within Sinn Féin.

Gerry Hutch's media presence may have influenced his electoral success and public acceptance in the community.

Mary Lou McDonald used her outfit in the debate to challenge norms and grab attention, indicating the intersection of fashion and political messaging.

The Dáil adjourned without a new taoiseach due to unresolved disputes over speaking time.

Dáil failed to nominate a new taoiseach amid disputes over speaking time, leading to adjournment until the following morning.

Sinn Féin protests against technical grouping, claiming it unfairly advantages Government supporters over Opposition members in speaking time allocation.

Sinn Féin opposes Independents aligning with a technical group to gain speaking time, violating the Opposition's principles.

Social media attacks on Robbie Keane have escalated to personal threats against his family, prompting Ms. Keane to voice her concerns.

Keane's career intertwines with political commentary, spotlighting the intersection of sports and global conflicts.

Ms. Keane defends her husband against online hate, claiming it makes their family unsafe in Ireland amidst the Israeli-Hamas conflict.

Claudine Keane is confronting Sinn Féin over alleged incitement of online hatred against her family.

Malcolm Noonan may lose his seat in Carlow-Kilkenny as Fianna Fáil candidates lead in polls.

Sinn Féin prioritizes electing a strong team over including external nominees in Seanad candidacies.

Ms. Dwane-Stanley criticizes Sinn Féin for neglecting her family after her husband's resignation and highlights the toxicity within party communications.

Ms. Dwane Stanley resigned from Sinn Fein after feeling unsupported by leadership during family controversies.

The departure followed a controversial exit of her husband from the party.

Voters are prioritizing economic issues as they head to the polls in a tightly contested election.

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

Sinn Fein is leading in the Irish elections, but the race remains tight with key issues around housing influencing voter turnout.

The Irish elections are tightly contested between the incumbent coalition and a resurgent Sinn Fein, focused on economic stability and housing.

Sinn Féin experiences disappointing electoral results as Green supporters consider other parties, indicating potential shifts in political allegiance.

Voter preferences remain remarkably stable since 2020, suggesting consistent demographic patterns despite volatility.

The 2024 election in Ireland may shift power dynamics, with potential coalition roles for Social Democrats and Labour amidst rising Sinn Féin popularity.