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O'Callaghan: Knife-crime law was 'in cold storage' for years

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Call for 'no ID' fines

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Upper age limit for garda entry to rise ‘significantly’ amid recruitment boost

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The Political, economic and legal consequences of Irish reunification

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We need more Gardai on our streets

We need more Gardai on our streets

In Dublin, Ireland, there has been a concerning rise in antisocial behavior and street violence. Recent incidents, such as the attack on Olympic taekwondo athlete Jack Woolley and the brutal...

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Fianna Fáil is a centre-left National party.

It aims to:

  1. reunify Ireland,
  2. build public housing,
  3. reward hard work and promote business,
  4. protect the vulnerable,
  5. Cosain ár gcultúr agus teanga,
  6. save our environment.

Without Fianna Fáil, Irish politics will become deeply polarised in the same way as the politics of the UK, the USA and Northern Ireland.

About reunification

After Covid and Brexit have passed, reunification would become the biggest political issue facing this island and its people.

We need a strong Fianna Fáil party to direct that process in the same way as it directed the pathway to peace, working with John Hume.

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