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  1. Ireland to provide extra €40m in aid to Ukraine this year – The Irish Times

    The Republic will provide an additional €40 million in aid to Ukraine this year, the Government has announced.…
    #Ukraine #UA #Europe #Europa #EU #FineGael #HelenMcEntee #ukrainecrisis
    europesays.com/2889158/

  2. Inheritance tax: How Ireland’s political parties differ on proposal to reform tax

    Social Democrats say we can’t reduce taxes as State is ‘heavily over-reliant on corporation tax receipts’, amid global…
    #NewsBeep #News #Personalfinance #Aontú #AU #Australia #Business #CónalThomas #FiannaFáil #Finance #FineGael #inheritance #LabourParty #micheal-martin #PersonalFinance #SimonHarris #SinnFéin #SocialDemocrats #tax
    newsbeep.com/au/572521/

  3. Reminder: Besides blocking people, Simon Harris also deletes comments that pose valid and informed questions - especially when they contradict his statements in the Dáil. (59 seconds. Shared with permission) #mastodaoine #SimonHarris #finegael #occupiedterritories peertube.mesnumeriques.fr/w/2W

  4. Reminder: Besides blocking people, Simon Harris also deletes comments that pose valid and informed questions - especially when they contradict his statements in the Dáil. (59 seconds. Shared with permission) #mastodaoine #SimonHarris #finegael #occupiedterritories peertube.mesnumeriques.fr/w/2W

  5. Reminder: Besides blocking people, Simon Harris also deletes comments that pose valid and informed questions - especially when they contradict his statements in the Dáil. (59 seconds. Shared with permission) #mastodaoine #SimonHarris #finegael #occupiedterritories peertube.mesnumeriques.fr/w/2W

  6. Reminder: Besides blocking people, Simon Harris also deletes comments that pose valid and informed questions - especially when they contradict his statements in the Dáil. (59 seconds. Shared with permission) #mastodaoine #SimonHarris #finegael #occupiedterritories peertube.mesnumeriques.fr/w/2W

  7. Nine TDs declared travel to Taiwan in 2025 – The Irish Times

    Nine TDs travelled to Taiwan in 2025, almost a quarter of the 38 foreign trips declared in the…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #China #ChinaTaiwanConflicts #dail-eireann #FiannaFáil #FineGael #labourparty #Taiwan
    europesays.com/2816168/

  8. @bthalpin The history of Irish creative use of #PRSTV is a bit of a chicken-and-egg issue. To what extent did decline of #FiannaFail and #FineGael drive more creative use of #STV, and how much did clever use of STV hurt #FFFG?

    I think it's actually the same phenomenon. For decades, Irish voters were mostly happy with the choice of FF or FG. Later, new political goals drove voters to new parties and new tactics.

    @ColmDonoghue @ChrisMayLA6 @Tattered

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  9. @bthalpin The history of Irish creative use of #PRSTV is a bit of a chicken-and-egg issue. To what extent did decline of #FiannaFail and #FineGael drive more creative use of #STV, and how much did clever use of STV hurt #FFFG?

    I think it's actually the same phenomenon. For decades, Irish voters were mostly happy with the choice of FF or FG. Later, new political goals drove voters to new parties and new tactics.

    @ColmDonoghue @ChrisMayLA6 @Tattered

    >>

  10. @bthalpin The history of Irish creative use of #PRSTV is a bit of a chicken-and-egg issue. To what extent did decline of #FiannaFail and #FineGael drive more creative use of #STV, and how much did clever use of STV hurt #FFFG?

    I think it's actually the same phenomenon. For decades, Irish voters were mostly happy with the choice of FF or FG. Later, new political goals drove voters to new parties and new tactics.

    @ColmDonoghue @ChrisMayLA6 @Tattered

    >>

  11. @bthalpin The history of Irish creative use of #PRSTV is a bit of a chicken-and-egg issue. To what extent did decline of #FiannaFail and #FineGael drive more creative use of #STV, and how much did clever use of STV hurt #FFFG?

    I think it's actually the same phenomenon. For decades, Irish voters were mostly happy with the choice of FF or FG. Later, new political goals drove voters to new parties and new tactics.

    @ColmDonoghue @ChrisMayLA6 @Tattered

    >>