The Irish are the latest to head to the voting booths when they vote to elect the 34th Dáil this Friday, November 29th. A period of uncertainty is sweeping over the country, with the cost-of-living ...

Speaking in Belfast in June, former Fine Gael taoiseach Leo Varadkar urged his own party to set Irish unity as an objective ...

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New poll drops Simon Harris’ Fine Gael from top spot into third place ahead of this week’s election — and he’s taking the blame.

Ireland's election race is set for a tight finish as frontrunner the centre-right Fine Gael led by prime minister Simon Harris has slumped in polls before Friday's vote.

According to Simon Harris, a united Ireland during his lifetime is “entirely possible,” reports Breaking News. The Taoiseach ...

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Irish premier Simon Harris has said it is “entirely possible” that there will be a united Ireland in his lifetime.

The Fine Gael leader said it is his and his party’s aspiration for there to be a united Ireland, but it is not a priority for him.