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Irish General Election 2020 (20/01/2020) | The Political Compass
General Election 2020: Third poll suggests Sinn Fein surge as Fianna Fail again beat Fine Gael (20/01/2020) | @Irish Mirror
The imperfect start to Ireland’s General Election 2020 (01/23/2020) | @IrishCentral
Ireland’s General Election 2020: who would you vote for? (01/21/2020) | @IrishCentral
Irish general election called for February 8 (01/21/2020) | @IrishCentral
Irish general election: Issues at the heart of Irish election campaign (24/01/2020) | @BBC
Opinion poll suggests Sinn Fein surge in Republic’s General Election (01/21/2020) | @BelTel
Candidates for the 2020 General Election by Dail constituency (23/01/2020) | @AdrianKavanagh
The Irish general election: what’s at stake? (21/01/2020) | @UKandEU
Poll: What is the most important issue in the general election? (15/01/2020) | @ExtraIRL
General Election 2020: The strengths and weaknesses of the five main party leaders (14/01/2020) | @Independent_ie
General election will be a personality contest (01/11/2020) | @irishexaminer
Election 2020: All you need to know about the upcoming general election (01/23/2020) | @IrishTimesPol
Election 2020: The factors that will determine who becomes taoiseach (01/04/2020) | @IrishTimesPol
Irish leader says EU will have upper hand in UK trade talks (01/27/2020) | @WNCNTRAFFIC,@reuters
Small Business Manifesto (21/01/2020) | @SFA_Irl
The constituencies for #GE2020 – there have been some changes since the last election. pic.twitter.com/8qLw2RPCyD
— Irish Political Maps (@IrishPolMaps) January 19, 2020
Our latest prediction for the 2020 Irish election:
FF 48 (+4)
FG 41 (-8)
SF 33 (+10)
Greens 11 (+9)
Independents/Others 10 (-3)
Labour 6 (-1)
Social Democrats 4 (+2)
IA 3 (-3)
S-PBP 2 (-4)
I4C 1 (-3)
CC 1#GE2020 #GE20 pic.twitter.com/lspHCy7SnH— NZElectionPredictor (@NzPredictor) January 26, 2020
https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1221344081944686595
This poll is very significant. The left parties must cop on, come together & propose a Government not lead by FF or FG but by a progressive alliance of Sinn Fein, Greens, Labour etc -who's combined support of 40% dwarfs either of tweeddle dum or dee. #GeneralElection2020 #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/H5KEU6Clw5
— Rory Hearne (@RoryHearne) January 20, 2020
It has landed 🚨 wow
FF – 32%;
FG – 20%;
SF – 19%;
GP – 7%;
LP – 4%;
S/PBP – 2%;
SD – 1%;Arse fallen out of the FG vote 👀#GE2020
— Stephen Todd (@UbuntuLad) January 19, 2020
Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:
FF-RE: 25%
FG-EPP: 23% (-6)
SF-LEFT: 21% (+7)
GREEN-G/EFA: 8%
LAB-S&D: 5% (-1)
S-PBP-LEFT: 2% (+1)
SD-S&D: 2% (+1)
I4C-LEFT: 1% (-1)
IA-*: 1%+/- vs. October 2019
Field work: 16-18 January 2020
Sample size: 1,200
Election: 8 February 2020#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/TopwSjqnTi— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) January 20, 2020
Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:
Approval Rating: Prime Minister Varadkar (FG-EPP)
Approve: 35% (-16)
Oppose: N/A+/- vs. October 2019
Sample size: N/A
Fieldwork: 16-18 January 2020National parliament election: 8 February 2020#GE2020
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) January 20, 2020
Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:
Satisfaction with the centre-right Varadkar (FG-EPP) government
Satisfied: 27% (-15)
Unsatisfied: N/A+/- vs. October 2019
Sample size: N/A
Fieldwork: 16-18 January 2020National parliament election: 8 February 2020#GE2020 #Varadkar
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) January 20, 2020
Ireland: Today's B&A poll shows that — just ahead of the national parliament election on 8 February — the governing centre-right FG (EPP) party under Leo Varadkar drops 7 points in 4 weeks to 20%. Lowest level since 2014 in a B&A poll. Liberal FF (RE) now 12 points ahead. #GE2020
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) January 19, 2020
Sinn Fein surge in polls ahead of Ireland election as Leo Varadkar’s party suffers https://t.co/vAkfhrV7ZS
— The Independent (@Independent) January 21, 2020
Fianna Fáil have taken a 12-point lead while Fine Gael are just one point ahead of Sinn Féin in the latest Sunday Times opinion poll. #GE2020 https://t.co/Ypkn0EFnNV
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) January 19, 2020
Ireland election date confirmed as Saturday 8 February. Definitive poll of polls analysis by TCD Political Science Prof Michael Marsh now online at:https://t.co/LURXI7N29K
— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) January 14, 2020
The coming weeks will set the course for the next few years of Ireland’s story. For anyone who wants to shape that story, it’s time to step up.https://t.co/L73lpsBVzF
— Pat Leahy (@PatLeahyIT) January 25, 2020
Myriad of possible reasons of course, but FFers should be toasting their Mayor of Clare @CllrCathalCrowe who made RIC a national debate.
Unexpected interventions can change elections. We'll have to see if there are more to come #GE2020 https://t.co/3N4ntzFJoD
— Rónán Duffy (@ronanduffy_) January 19, 2020
Urging voters to check the register before the deadline next Wednesday and putting forward our plans for an electoral commission to protect and enhance our democracy #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/moZYZ6PZd8
— Brendan Howlin (@BrendanHowlin) January 19, 2020
“Stopping the increase in the state pension age to 67 is a key #GE2020 demand for #ourSIPTU members. Our members want fair #pensionage policies based on facts, not myths.”
Official #STOP67 launch this Thursday. #OnTheRecord #TWIP pic.twitter.com/wwSnO8nY6z
— SIPTU (@SIPTU) January 19, 2020
.@FineGael leader @LeoVaradkar again rules out going into Government with @sinnfeinireland under any circumstances @rtenews #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/vcqk1chcQZ
— Vincent Kearney (@vincekearney) January 26, 2020
I really wish we would stop using the term "social housing" and use the term "public housing" instead.
It captures much better the role of the state in providing this crucial part of societal infrastructure.
No one says "social education" or "social transport". #GE2020
— Aidan Regan (@Aidan_Regan) January 23, 2020
Mass Immigration is hurting Irish citizens. "Refugees" brought here under the IRPP wait on average 185 days for social housing. The average wait for an Irish citizen is 7 years. Remember this when the establishment come knocking. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/L6pxyN6lpO
— Alternative for Ireland (@altforire) January 18, 2020
"It is stressful. Of course it is."
Eoghan Murphy revealed that he himself struggled to find somewhere to rent in Dublin the last time he was looking for a place to live. He was housing minister at the time. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/GK7fbQ8lNU
— Ellen Coyne (@ellenmcoyne) January 21, 2020
Just incase that drugs question wasn't awkward enough for you the first time, here it is again pic.twitter.com/N0DoVERf4n#VMTVBigDebate#Leadersdebate #GE2020
— Caolán Mc Aree (@Caolanmcaree) January 22, 2020
"This election is really a phony one, since most of the important issues are not being debated," writes @DavQuinn https://t.co/ylzRh2Ljtw
— Sunday Times Ireland (@SunTimesIreland) January 26, 2020
Tánaiste @SimonCoveney says he would like to take on the challenge of leading “discussions that need to be had” about the future constitutional settlement across the island of Ireland after the next election. https://t.co/ZFA777YZOr
— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) December 31, 2019
Senator Mark Daly, who compiled the 1st report in the history of any Dáil or Senate committee on Irish Unity, calls on government to make a #UnityPlan for a #UnitedIreland following Election results -Irish government should prepare for United Ireland https://t.co/eL4nOkuhkU
— Senator Mark Daly (@SenatorMarkDaly) December 15, 2019
Campaigning for Ireland's February 8 election sees parties offering free money https://t.co/R0jatAsW8p
— Bloomberg (@business) January 24, 2020
Ireland has come 30th out of 30 OECD countries in accessing healthcare – but near the top in healthcare spend. How can this be?
700 GPs are due to retire in the next 3-4 years, and we will see a drop in access to health care in Ireland like never before.https://t.co/D2rvNo9T9L
— gript (@griptmedia) January 19, 2020
France strikes: Macron offers to temporarily withdraw controversial pension plans on 38th day of nationwide protests
Union welcomes proposed change.
Over to you, Ireland. Election in weeks this is the politics of @FineGael / @fiannafailparty @labour
https://t.co/EDtVpFSqr3 pic.twitter.com/zLP0SgoWTt
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) January 12, 2020
Election 2020 Debate: childcare and the pension age #GE2020 https://t.co/nxcwA4s5W8
— Morning Ireland (@morningireland) January 20, 2020
General election candidate to build bridge if electedhttps://t.co/2bR4Ib8tEX pic.twitter.com/K9UOxB5RJu
— OceanFM Ireland (@OceanFmIreland) January 23, 2020
FarmLand: This man clearly isn't impressed by his local politicians but what's the general feeling heading into the election?
Find out more here: https://t.co/9GL2ahnE8Z pic.twitter.com/LEeqqOHwTF
— AgriLand (@AgrilandIreland) January 24, 2020
How do potential farmers voters appraise the Government's performance? https://t.co/9WT4MAI98k
— AgriLand (@AgrilandIreland) January 21, 2020
If we want a chance at a sustainable future in Ireland, we need to hold our general election 2020 candidates to account on climate action https://t.co/bIP087x8yA
— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) January 20, 2020
Ensuring climate change and sustainability of our environment are at the forefront of the political sphere in #GE2020 and beyond is crucial.
We continue to work hard on various projects across Ireland and Europe to continue to develop energy efficiency.https://t.co/Ax72PPWZmx
— LIT – Research, Development & Innovation (@RDI_at_LIT) January 20, 2020
FII has launched its General Election 2020 manifesto. We urge political parties to back forestry and timber to tackle climate change.#thefutureisforestry #GE2020 @GlennonBrothers @coilltenews @ECCTeo
— Forest Industries Ireland (@_FIIreland) January 25, 2020
“The time for action is now! There have been a large number of restaurant closures around the Island of Ireland, at a staggering rate of one per day." – @adriancummins
Click on the link to read our Top Ten Asks from our GE manifestohttps://t.co/In5HkGpsuN#GeneralElection2020— Restaurants Association of Ireland (@RAI_ie) January 27, 2020
Dr Sheila Gilheany, CEO, outlines our Five Point plan to renew Ireland's Public Health Alcohol strategy#Election2020https://t.co/s7ePPq9XbQ
— AlcoholActionIreland (@AlcoholIreland) January 23, 2020
Great to see our students queuing up to register to vote in the upcoming General Election, thanks to @SpunOut and @TheUSI.
The deadline for registration is tomorrow – see https://t.co/tp6hkgR4oQ for more. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/FlJJaE6Ecq— UCC Ireland (@UCC) January 21, 2020
One reality seems clear after the February 8 general election in Ireland: no one party will have a majority. https://t.co/pXaFdxITZI #GE2020 #ireland
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 16, 2020
General election 2020 is underway! #ge2020https://t.co/V2ebQiqhNO
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 14, 2020
https://twitter.com/IrishCentral/status/1217492646270263304
Racism, immigration, and the accommodation of asylum-seekers has come to the fore in Irish politics. https://t.co/8GI5mJqEHv #ireland #GE2020
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 15, 2020
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Are you ready for St Patrick's Day 2020?! ☘️ https://t.co/J0XkpPo2Ar
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 14, 2020
In total, Smith takes the number one spot in 38 states! https://t.co/2xsDr0phiS #irishamerica #lastname
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 15, 2020
This one will warm you right up! https://t.co/4uxWB9EdYW #irish #food #recipe
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 16, 2020
Collins was wearing there hat when he was gunned down at Beal na mBlath in 1922. https://t.co/2jhZ2r4u5a #irishhistory #michaelcollins #NationalHatDay
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 15, 2020
Killarney is one of Ireland’s most beautiful heritage and tourist spots. https://t.co/O4oSzTKCRk #countykerry #killarney
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 14, 2020
Michael Collins once described him as a "mighty force in Ireland." https://t.co/K4FDj1I1lo #irish #ireland #irishhistory
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 19, 2020
The fateful trip would change Irish America and Ireland forever. https://t.co/zdNBwpH1KJ #irishamerica #devalera
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 17, 2020
He signed it “To Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, with appreciation and highest esteem, John F. Kennedy.” https://t.co/dm4xWQwW30 #JFK #Royals
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 18, 2020
Apparently, current Irish president Michael D. Higgins also apposed the visit. https://t.co/xsbiRF6WaG #RonaldReagan #irish
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 16, 2020
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier and John F Kennedy's wedding on Rhode Island looked positively divine. https://t.co/vTCdUbHYuy #JFK #wedding #photography
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 20, 2020
The Paloger Collection of JFK memorabilia "will take your breath away" https://t.co/LNUt0CUAOH #irishamerica #JFK
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 17, 2020
Did JFK have celiac disease? The health of the former president has been placed under the microscope in recent years. #JFK #Celiac https://t.co/e20G9qkDl6
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 19, 2020
The letter has been donated to the John F Kennedy Library Foundation by its private owner. https://t.co/uQnoDpXzlB #JFK
— IrishCentral (@IrishCentral) January 14, 2020
This day 101 years ago – 14 December 1918 – Sinn Féin received 46.9% of the votes cast in Ireland for the United Kingdom general election, winning them 73 seats out of 105.
The Irish Unionist Party got 25.3% of the vote (22 seats); the Irish Parliamentary Party 21.7% (6 seats). pic.twitter.com/hMnxaOeHd7
— This Day in Irish History (@ThisDayIrish) December 14, 2019
