Mary Lou McDonald, president, Sinn Féin: support for the party doesn’t naturally fall into a left-right spectrum
A long-running question in Irish politics has been whether there is a left-right political spectrum among voters here. For many years, the political landscape has been dominated by two large parties in Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, neither of which could be categorised as being on the left side of the political spectrum.
The rise of Sinn Féin has been interpreted by some commentators as Irish voters moving towards a more traditional European...
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