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A recent poll indicates a notable increase in public support for the Independent Ireland and Aontú political parties. Some analyses suggest this reflects voter discontent with the current Coalition government, partly due to the energy crisis.
The leader of Independent Ireland announced that his party is in negotiations with politicians from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael who are considering defecting to join them.
Sinn Féin announced its intention to table a motion of no confidence in the Irish Government, citing its handling of fuel protests. The Social Democrats and Independent Ireland have also indicated they will support the motion.
A new poll indicates that support for Ireland's coalition government has dropped to 32%, with Fine Gael losing two points to 16%, while Independent Ireland has gained ground.
The Independent Ireland party is conducting its annual conference in Galway, where members and elected representatives are gathering to discuss party policy, growth strategies, and upcoming bye-elections.
The release of the 1926 Irish census online reveals that early independent Ireland was not monocultural, providing insights into the lives, occupations, and secrets of 2.9 million people.
Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin has affirmed his intention to lead Fianna Fáil into the next general election, stating he will "fulfil my mandate." His announcement comes amidst ongoing discussions about rising electricity prices and the energy crisis.
Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee accused Independent Ireland TDs of misogyny and 'barking down' female colleagues in Dáil Éireann. This led to the Social Democrats lodging a formal complaint regarding the alleged behavior.