Taoiseach and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin: it appears the party is significantly more stable in terms of its leadership than at the height of the pandemic. Picture: Pool/AFP via Getty
While Sinn Féin continues to dominate the political landscape in Ireland, there is an interesting subplot that has been running for some time. It revolves around the two biggest government parties, and which of them is either gaining or losing support. At the last election, the government parties secured 50 per cent of the first preference vote. As you might expect, that overall level has been slipping as we move through the term...
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REDCMD Did you ask the people of Donegal this question? I'd reverse the digits. micaredress