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Fragmented political picture sees strange state of affairs

World of Politics with Harry McGee Never has politics seemed so fragmented in Ireland with now four identifiable b...

Cowen’s convention victory leaves FF with Euro dilemma

World of Politics with Harry McGee A wet Monday night in Mullingar, early February; probably not the most inviting...

Emigration issue will put a different spin on elections

World of Politics with Harry McGee The legendary political correspondent with The Irish Independent, Chris Glennon...

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Social media will play key role in selling the political message

World of Politics with Harry McGee I was giving career advice to students in a secondary school recently. The first thing that surprised me was ...

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The more Trump looks like losing, the closer he comes to winning

World of Politics with Harry McGee I’m terrible at predictions. It’s taken me a career to admit it to myself. Trying to predict accurately how p...

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Far right brings spittle and rage to towns around Ireland

World of Politics with Harry McGee Ballinrobe, Rosscahill, Fermoy, Lismore, Leitrim village, Ardee, Carlingford, Ringsend, Rosslare, Rooskey. Th...

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Local elections will indicate how far Sinn Féin has come

World of Politics with Harry McGee As commentators like myself have found to our cost in the past, secondary elections are not always good weath...

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Political expectations for the year that lies ahead

World of Politics with Harry McGee War Will Continue The bombing of Gaza continued relentlessly over the Christmas period as the population...

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Eight things to note in Irish (and world) politics in 2023

World of Politics with Harry McGee The Dual Taoiseach Experiment worked better than was predicted. We have almost forgotten that this was t...


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