Female Leaders Make Progressive Charge Towards Westminster
The seven-way UK leaders debate, hosted by ITV on 2nd April, gave regional and smaller party leaders the opportunity to
Northern Irish Unionist Parties Agree Electoral Pact
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) have made an agreement aimed at securing votes in
SmartVote: A New Online Initiative to Reconnect Young People and Politics
The participation of young people in Irish politics has been in critical decline over recent years. One third of people
Lowry issues complaint over “not bad looking” note’s leak
A formal complaint has been lodged by Independent TD Michael Lowry concerning how a note he sent to the Taoiseach
Government Response to Constitutional Convention Reforms Amounts to Empty Political Lip Service
The fourth and final report from the Constitutional Convention on political reform in Ireland quietly passed through the Dáil this
Unemployment figures falling but youth unemployment on the rise
The Central Statistics Office reported that the number of people signed onto the Live Register has dropped over the last
Referendum to take place on UCDSU constitution
Among the votes taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday is a vote to rewrite the current UCDSU constitution. Arts convenor
Marriage Equality Referendum Not Won Yet
Later this year, the Irish people will go to the polls to decide whether or not to include the following
First Opinion Poll of 2015 show wins for Government and Marriage Equality
A recent political phone poll has been performed on behalf RTÉ’s Sean O’Rourke Programme. The Paddy Power/Red C survey, thumb
USI Warns a May Date for Marriage Equality Referendum Will Harm Student Turnout
The date for the upcoming and much anticipated Marriage Equality referendum has been signalled for May 2015, cialis and already
Fianna Fáil Struggling with Gender Quotas Ahead of 2016 Election
Looming large on the Irish political horizon is the next General Election, health falling at the latest in April 2016.
Fianna Fáil Still Struggling For Political Identity
Much of the talk occupying Irish political discourse at the moment is the notion of a revolution; a great changing