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Exit poll shows Fine Gael/Labour govt has been ousted
An exit poll of Ireland’s general election carried out by the Irish Times indicates no possibility of a return to government for the current Fine Gael/Labour coalition
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Right2Change – A time for change
February 26thcan be a historic game changer for politics in this part of the island. It offers a stark choice between the old self-serving politics of cronyism, corruption and looking after the golden circles and elites, and a new politics that is accountable, transparent, people centred
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Sinn Féin launched Election Manifesto
Launching the 2016 Dáil election manifesto, Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams described it as a “Plan for change, a plan for a sustainable and fair recovery”
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And the election is ON!
In the last three weeks anyone who follows me on twitter will know that I have been travelling across the south for the campaign launches of Sinn Féin candidates
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Irish election called for February 26th
The 26 County President, Michael D Higgins, has dissolved parliament at the request of Taoiseach Enda Kenny, who has called a general election
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Gerry Adams. My Little Book of Tweets
My first Tweet took life almost exactly three years ago. It’s been an experience. It’s been an adventure. And a bit of craic
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PROXIMAS ELECCIONES EN IRLANDA : ¿UN GOBIERNO DEL SINN FEIN?
los datos apuntan a que el partido republicano Sinn Féin obtendría unos muy buenos resultados, con opciones reales de convertirse en primer partido, una posible “sorpresa” por lo tanto ya anunciada para esta cita electoral
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Election promises last only as long as the campaign
In government Fianna Fáil was responsible for the worst banking collapse in Irish history, which almost bankrupted the 26 counties, set new record levels of unemployment and emigration
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2016, a year for National Renewal
Next Thursday – January 7th 2016 – Sinn Féin will begin our commemorative year of events to mark the centenary of the 1916 Rising
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PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE STRUGGLING TO GAIN STRENGHT
Using tones reminding of the sectarian policies of the North of Ireland, Anti-Austerity Alliance Ruth Coppinger, said her organisation would not agree to forming a government with Sinn Fein
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