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A newly elected TD is being urged to resign his seat after it emerged that he was a shareholder and former employee of a notorious military spy technology firm when he was elected in local elections this year.

Voters ‘disregarded’ by coalition talks

Sinn Féin has said hundreds of thousands of people who “voted for change” are being excluded from negotiations on the next government in Dublin and has called on Micheál Martin to discuss an alternative coalition.

Proposed legacy changes ‘outrageous and disgraceful’

The British government has been criticised for coming up short as it unveiled its proposed amendments to Tory legislation on the legacy of the conflict in Ireland.

Martin insults northerners on eve of election

Mary Lou McDonald has accused Micheál Martin of being ‘delusional and disrespectful’ to northern nationalists after an outburst he made on the eve of last Friday’s general election.

History of the Irish Republican Socialist Movement

The IRSM has published a history to mark the 50 years of struggle for a 32 county socialist Ireland by the Irish Republican Socialist Party (IRSP) and the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA).

Sinn Féin reaches out as counting concludes

Sinn Féin TD Eoin Ó Broin has said that Mary Lou McDonald has been in contact with leaders of the Social Democrats and the Labour Party as the outcome of the 26 County general election became clear.

Despite gains, numbers point to right-wing coalition

A Fianna Fáil/Fine Gael-led coalition is now seen as the most likely outcome of the 26 County general election after counting has completed in most constituencies.

Nervous celebrations as counting winds down for night

The first day of counting in the 26 County general election has concluded, but with every party celebrating bar the Greens and the far right, the outcome remains very uncertain.

Sinn Féin open to coalition talks with all parties

Sinn Féin are open to forming a new coalition government with anyone, and expect everyone to talk with them, a returning TD has indicated, as early general election results started coming in this afternoon.

Sinn Féin tops exit poll but next government unclear

Sinn Féin has won the most support of the three main parties in the 26 County general election, according to the result of a major national exit poll, but only slightly ahead of the main coalition parties, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil.

Sinn Féin, Aontú seen surging as ‘bluffer’ Harris stumbles

The 26 county general election is neck-and-neck between the three main parties following a 6% drop in the support for Fine Gael and a steady increase for Sinn Fein.

New govt should press London to “set out their stall” on unity

Legally challenging the British government over Irish unity votes is an option, Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has said.

General election 2024 - the battleground constituencies

The key constituencies and candidates that could signal what way the result of the election is going to go, followed by a list of the republican candidates.

Sinn Féin’s appeal is rooted in our republicanism

The choice in this election is crystal clear – another government led by Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil – or a new government led by Sinn Féin.

A chance for change

A rare opportunity for Ireland to end the hegemony of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael governments looms closer as the 26 County general election campaign enters its final stretch.

Police clampdown on Palestine protests

Both the Six and 26 County statelets have resorted to violence to suppress protests over the Israeli genocide in Palestine and Lebanon.

McDonald vows election boost for unity agenda

Mary Lou McDonald said British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government needs to indicate the ‘tipping point’ for a referendum on Irish unity.

‘Thatcher would have known’

Geraldine Finucane, the widow of murdered Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane, was interviewed this week by the Guardian in her Belfast home.

An assertive republicanism could still win this election

Attacks on the Fine Gael/Fianna Fáil as representing a choice between Tweedledum and Tweedledee are fine but Sinn Féin needs to demonstrate, in a clear and easily understood way, that it is radically different from these parties.

Government re-election campaign insults teachers

Derogatory remarks at a Fine Gael election event could be the ‘Black and Tan’ moment of this year’s 26 County general election.

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New TD urged to resign after shock revelations