r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • 10h ago

Foreign Affairs Ireland needs to launch diplomatic offensive in response to Trump’s return - Taoiseach

irishtimes.com

26 Upvotes

13 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 8h ago

History Ireland warned US that labelling IRA a terrorist organisation might encourage more people to join

thejournal.ie

24 Upvotes

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/Far-Carpenter- • 6h ago

Northern Affairs Almost 400 people waiting to access hospital beds in NI

bbc.com

11 Upvotes

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/Existing-Target-6485 • 2h ago

Local Politics & Elections I would like to become a councillor

8 Upvotes

I am looking to running in the 2029 local elections.

I am 17 and I live in a mixed urban/rural LEA.

What can I do over the next few years to improve my chances of getting elected?

30 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 8h ago

History Stakeknife revelations left republicans 'paralysed and damaged', confidential records show

thejournal.ie

6 Upvotes

0 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/FaithlessnessFit1033 • 1h ago

Article/Podcast/Video Irish Sunday newspaper #frontpages - for Dec 29 [Updating]

derekmooney.ie

• Upvotes

0 comments

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