Policy & Politics: Unpacking Ireland’s Local and European Election Results

2024-06-24

Instinctif’s policy experts from the Dublin office, David ODonnell, Emer Sugrue and Lorna Fitzpatrick, take a deep dive into the recent local and European elections in Ireland. They discuss the surprising outcomes, the performance of key parties, and the implications for the upcoming general election. Key Takeaways: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's Stability: Contrary to pre-election polls, the two main government parties maintained their ground, indicating a strong position going into the general el...

Instinctif’s policy experts from the Dublin office, David ODonnell, Emer Sugrue and Lorna Fitzpatrick, take a deep dive into the recent local and European elections in Ireland.

They discuss the surprising outcomes, the performance of key parties, and the implications for the upcoming general election.

Key Takeaways:

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's Stability: Contrary to pre-election polls, the two main government parties maintained their ground, indicating a strong position going into the general election.
Sinn Féin's Setback: Sinn Féin's unexpected poor performance highlights significant challenges and potential restructuring needed before the general election.
Rise of Independents: Independent candidates emerged as the real winners, reflecting a shift in voter sentiment and increasing their influence in local governance.
General Election Speculations: With leadership changes and strategic considerations, the likelihood of an early general election is growing, making political engagement crucial for businesses and stakeholders.

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