According to The Irish Examiner, Sinn Féin has unveiled an ambitious election blueprint targeting middle and working-class families, with bold proposals to transform childcare, taxation, and education costs. The party’s comprehensive 180-page manifesto, launched in Dublin by leader Mary Lou McDonald, promises to cap childcare costs by next September, eliminate the Universal Social Charge (USC) … Read more
As part of their policy platform, Sinn Féin has announced plans to establish a new standalone agency to oversee migration into Ireland. The proposed agency would consolidate existing bodies, including the International Protection Office (IPO), under a single entity responsible for accommodating asylum seekers, processing applications, and managing deportations. Party leader Mary Lou McDonald emphasized … Read more
According to Breaking News.ie, Sinn Féin has unveiled an ambitious plan to slash childcare costs for Irish parents. The opposition party aims to cap daily childcare fees at just €10 per child, potentially transforming the lives of families across the country. Party leader Mary Lou McDonald highlighted the financial strain many parents face, comparing childcare … Read more
In a notable turn of events, Sinn Féin, Fine Gael, and the Greens have retracted their staunch anti-immigration positions amidst mounting public apprehension over the escalating refugee crisis. Recent polling by IrelandThinks/Sunday Independent indicates a surge in support for Sinn Féin, with the party’s popularity now standing at 29%, up by three points. Conversely, Fine … Read more
Dublin Airport, a central hub in Ireland, has made a significant departure from tradition by discontinuing the practice of having Catholic priests bless planes, aligning with government policies aimed at fostering secularism. This long-standing custom, a part of the airport’s Christmas tradition for over 75 years, has now been halted. In a country where 69% … Read more
Sinn Fein remains the most popular political party in Ireland in the latest poll conducted by The Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks. The main opposition party has the support of 33% of the people, which is way ahead of the government coalition parties. Fine Gael is down two points to 23% and Fianna Fáil rose by two … Read more
Sinn Fein continue to be the favourite political party of Irish people in a new poll as well. According to the poll conducted for the Sunday Times, Sinn Fein has the support of 37% people which is 16 points ahead than the rivals Fine Gael. Ruling party Fine Gael holds the support of 21% of … Read more