For all the talk of being a democratic party, Sinn Fein has never held a contested leadership election.
Raised concerns
“13,600 people were granted citizenship in the Irish state in 2022, and that increased to more than 18,000 in 2023.
That yesterday’s budget was a cynical exercise in vote buying is beyond any doubt. The problem for the opposition is that if the usual laws of politics apply, then it is very likely to work.
“Young people should not be forced to depend on older voters…”
Sinn Fein election literature never uses the word socialism
Sinn Féin is holding its annual think-in at the Clayton Hotel in Dublin before the Dáil resumes on Wednesday.
The stunning thing here, really, is that the polling consistently now has Sinn Fein on course to lose seats, rather than gain them, at the next election.
Same old
Janice Boylan
“place a legal obligation on Government” to provide people with homes.
“A home of your own” amounts to an enormous public works programme in a sector of the economy already boasting full employment.