Fianna Fáil leads in tight, three-way election battle
Kieran O'Leary, from the firm, pointed to the low turnout of 59.7% for skewing the data and affecting its model. He said there were anecdotal reports of a higher decline in turnout among young voters than among older voters. He added it was also possible the decline was more severe in urban areas than in rural areas.
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael likely to join forces with Independents to form next Government
Fianna Fáil is predicted to become the biggest party in the Dail with 45 seats, Sinn Féin the second largest with 40 and Fine Gael the third with 39 – once the counting of votes in General Election 2024 has concluded.
A new coalition government in Ireland will not be in place before Christmas, Fianna Fail’s deputy leader has said.
Members of the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party are to meet on Wednesday at Leinster House to discuss the outcome of the ...
Fianna Fail leader hails a ‘good day’ for party with two-thirds of seats declared in Irish general election - Fianna Fail is ...
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Micheál Martin on brink of becoming Taoiseach again after Fianna Fáil turnaroundMicheál Martin has completed a remarkable turnaround for Fianna Fáil to be on the brink of becoming Taoiseach again. Fianna ...
Results from Ireland's election suggest the two dominant center-right parties look likely to form a new government.
Fianna Fáil now hold the majority in Carlow-Kilkenny with all three of their candidates elected. Carlow-based candidates also ...
A NEWLY elected Fianna Fail candidate was surprised by his mother with a birthday cake at the count centre – celebrating in a ...
A return of a Fianna Fail/Fine Gael government looks odds on, but uncertainty remains on potential junior partners.
Fianna Fáil man Malcolm Byrne was “honoured” and “relieved” to be deemed elected to the third and final seat in the Wicklow ...
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