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Holly Cairns commented that Sinn Féin is 'at a crossroads' and needs to reassess its direction after failing to win a seat in Dublin Central and having a candidate eliminated in Galway West.
Counting has resumed in the Galway West bye-election, with Independent Ireland's Noel Thomas currently ahead of Fine Gael's Seán Kyne. The count is now on its second day.
A Dublin Central bye-election candidate is facing a fine from the council following an incident involving a power hose. The candidate will be penalized for the event.
Voting is nearing completion in bye-elections held in Galway West and Dublin Central, with reports indicating a lower turnout compared to the last general election.
With less than a week until the Dublin Central by-election, issues such as housing and the rising cost of living are dominating the campaign trail, reflecting key concerns for voters in the constituency.
A new opinion poll indicates that Fine Gael has lost Paschal Donohoe’s former seat in Dublin Central, putting pressure on several prominent politicians in the constituency.
A Social Democrats by-election candidate in Dublin Central, Daniel Ennis, was not required to declare his involvement with a company whose director was fined for illegal cigarettes.
Political commentator Shane Ross offers his insights on upcoming by-elections, suggesting Fine Gael might win in Galway West while predicting a Social Democrats victory in Dublin Central.
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald stated that voters in Dublin Central want a "fair" and "enforced" immigration system, responding to controversial remarks made by Gerry Hutch regarding ethnic groups.
Candidates running in Dublin Central engaged in discussions about pressing issues, with a particular focus on the cost of living. Young voters also shared their perspectives on the major concerns facing the constituency.
Voters in Dublin Central and Galway West are set to go to the polls on May 22 for upcoming bye-elections. The article explores insights and lessons that can be drawn from previous bye-election campaigns.
Gerry "The Monk" Hutch has officially registered his candidacy to run in the Dublin Central by-election, joining five other candidates in the race.
A graphic design expert, Paul McBride, commented on the election posters for the Dublin Central by-election, noting that most are "conservative and repetitive" while a few candidates are innovating.
The confirmed runners and riders for the upcoming by-elections in Galway West and Dublin Central have been announced.
The writs for the Dublin Central and the Galway West bye-elections were moved in the Dáil this evening.
Dublin City Councillor John Stephens has been chosen by Fianna Fáil to represent the party in the upcoming May by-election for Dublin Central. The Lord Mayor is set to face off against his deputy in the contest.
Members selected community activist and TD staffer Ruth O’Dea to contest the vote.
It seemed a flawless plan. Cast aside the local flagbearers and parachute in a high-profile campaigner with the backing of the party leadership to run in Dublin Central.
Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch has launched his campaign for the Dublin Central by-election, with government figures suggesting he may have overestimated his chances.
Gillian Sherratt, known for her campaign for justice for her son Harvey Morrison, and Janice Boylan are battling for Sinn Féin's nomination in Dublin Central.
The Social Democrats are set to receive increased speaking time in the Dáil, Ireland's parliament, following their recent electoral success in Dublin Central. This win gives them an advantage over the Labour party.
Daniel Ennis of the Social Democrats won the Dublin Central by-election, becoming a new TD, while Fianna Fáil experienced a poor result with their candidate failing to retain their deposit. Taoiseach Micheál Martin acknowledged the party's significant losses, prompting discussions about a new cost-of-living package.
Polls have opened for byelections in the Irish constituencies of Dublin Central and Galway West, with voters casting their ballots to fill vacant parliamentary seats. Public opinion polls were also conducted to gauge potential outcomes.
Christine Bohan, Jane Matthews and Rónán Duffy make their (reluctant) predictions on the Dublin Central and Galway West byelections.
An analysis of the past political week highlights three winners and three losers, touching upon Bertie Ahern's recent blunder, the political dynamics in Dublin Central, and the perceived slow pace of ministers. The article offers a summary of key political developments.
A recent poll indicates that Sinn Féin candidate Janice Boylan is currently leading the race for the Dublin Central by-election seat. The poll suggests a close contest between Sinn Féin and the Social Democrats.
The Social Democrats stated that their Dublin Central by-election candidate, Daniel Ennis, was not obligated to officially declare his involvement with a company whose director was fined for possessing illegal cigarettes.
By-election candidates in Dublin Central are expected to face questions from campaigners at a public meeting regarding Special Needs Assistant (SNA) supports and shortages of school places.
Today marks the final day for citizens to register to vote in the upcoming by-elections for Galway West and Dublin Central. The elections are scheduled to take place on May 22.
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald campaigned in Dublin Central, urging voters to 'vote left, transfer left' in the upcoming by-election.
The period for nominations has concluded for the upcoming Dublin Central and Galway West bye-elections, with 14 candidates nominated in Dublin Central and 17 in Galway West.
A comprehensive analysis of a century's worth of bye-election data in Ireland reveals insights into campaign strategies and voting behavior, ahead of upcoming contests in Dublin Central and Galway West.
Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch is returning to Ireland from Lanzarote to register as a candidate for the Dublin Central by-election, stating that 'karma will sort Daniel Kinahan'.
By-elections for the Dublin Central and Galway West constituencies have been officially announced and are scheduled to take place on May 22. The race for these parliamentary seats has now begun.
Fine Gael's Dublin Central candidate Ray McAdam discussed his political journey and revealed he was named after an uncle killed by the IRA.
Fine Gael has selected Dublin Lord Mayor Ray McAdam as its candidate to contest the Dublin Central by-election this May.
A new poll in Ireland indicates that two-thirds of voters believe convicted criminals, such as Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch, should not be allowed to hold a seat in Dáil Éireann.
Gillian Sherratt was seen as party HQ’s preferred candidate, but grassroots members opted to back their local councillor instead.
Janice Boylan has been chosen as Sinn Féin's candidate to contest the Dublin Central by-election, following a party convention.
A Fine Gael senator has been chosen to run in the Galway West by-election, with the Taoiseach indicating that both the Galway West and Dublin Central by-elections are likely to be held in May.
Daniel Ennis of the Social Democrats has been elected as the new TD for Dublin Central in a by-election, with early tallies showing him in the lead while Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil candidates faltered.
The counting of votes has commenced for the by-elections in Dublin Central and Galway West constituencies. Ballot boxes have opened, and results are expected to be announced as the counts progress.
Despite a lacklustre campaign, the by-election results in Galway West and Dublin Central are expected to have significant national implications for Ireland.
According to Harris, officials will examine 'suspicious bets' placed on the Dublin Central by-election, though no wrongdoing by candidates has been suggested.
Candidates in the Dublin Central by-election participated in a television debate, defining their roles a week before votes are counted in Dublin Central and Galway West.
Former Irish Taoiseach Bertie Ahern stated that "too many" immigrants are coming into Ireland, expressing particular concern about African migrants. His comments were made in a video and have drawn attention to the immigration debate.
Candidates in Dublin Central are actively campaigning, employing various strategies like pushbacks, kick-starts, and callbacks to secure votes in the upcoming elections.
Sinn Féin Dublin Central candidate Janice Boylan stated that voters in her constituency are prioritizing "bread and butter issues" over immigration, and she described "Hutch remarks" as "out of order."
The candidates vying for the Dublin Central by-election have been announced. Voters will soon head to the polls to elect their new representative.
A Saturday news digest covers various topics including the Dublin Central campaign trail, the likelihood of an Iran war resuming, and major travel disruptions expected over the weekend.
An article explains the significance of the upcoming byelections in Dublin Central and Galway West, encouraging broader public interest beyond local residents.
Gerard Hutch has confirmed his intention to register as an Independent candidate in the forthcoming Dublin Central bye-election.
Left leaning candidates in the constituency chose to play nicely as they took part in the first panel event of the electoral race.
Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has expressed his skepticism that Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch will secure a victory in the upcoming by-election for Dublin Central.
Paschal Donohoe will be a no-show for the Fine Gael campaign to retain his seat in the Dublin Central by-election, leaving his old party without the former finance minister to lean on as it battles…
Janet Horner of the Green Party is building a campaign for Dublin Central that highlights positive aspects of the constituency and focuses on issues like childcare, traffic, and fishing nets.
This week on The Journal’s politics podcast: parachute candidates, grassroots power, ‘gougers’, ‘hooligans’ and a plague on all our rents.
Councillor Janice Boylan has been selected to run for Sinn Féin in the Dublin Central by-election in May, the party said on Wednesday evening.
Green Party candidate Janet Horner stated that Dublin Central needs fewer 'hard men' like Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch representing the constituency in the upcoming by-election.