Fragmented Party Politics of Ireland
Election 2020 has been regarded as a landmark shift in Irish politics, with Sinn Féin becoming the most popular party and hold second place in terms […]
Fianna Fáil
The seesaw effect of the Sinn Féin party
Originally the main political party in Ireland, Sinn Féin has had its ups and downs with the Irish public. It was founded in 1905 by […]
Who To Elect?
Since the general election results of February 2020, party leaders and officials have been denoting parties they will and will not negotiate with ahead of […]
My Experience Covering the Irish General Election
After months of media buzz and intensive campaigning by both political parties and independents, the day to decide which candidates would form the 33rd parliament (Dáil) finally […]
PBP-Solidarity- what’s next for Irish Water?
Irish Water debacle heating up The latest Irish Water protest was another large turnout, although it wasn’t broadcast that widely. About ten to fifteen thousand people turned […]
Constituency boarder changes – A constitutional requirement leaves Irish people feeling alienated
Every twelve years or so, the boundary commissions are constitutionally mandated to ensure that constituencies reflect shifting populations. This means that a board called the […]