The ‘German Plot’ was apparently discovered by Dublin Castle and, so, the leaders of Sinn Fein (de Valera, Arthur Griffith) were imprisoned and organisations like the Gaelic league, the volunteers were prohibited. It has increased its seats in parliament in election after election, going from four in 2007, to 14 in 2011, to 23 in 2016. Sinn Féin candidates swept a series of remarkable victories in general election counts this weekend, largely led by a passionate youth vote. Sinn Fein stole the show in Ireland's general election over the weekend. Adams was a savvy strategist but limited the party’s expansion. This was successfully done by targeting the big issues voters had going into the polling stations and using their developed social media channels to deliver that message. Charles McQuillan / Getty Images Feb. 10, 2020, 8:38 PM UTC Analysis Well hello Mary Lou, goodbye two-party politics. Sinn Fein has confirmed it will support the independent unionist Ian Marshall in the forthcoming Irish Seanad by-elections. Who voted for Sinn Fein? Sinn Féin has also sought to quell criticism by last month resuming power-sharing with the pro-British Democratic Unionists in Northern Ireland. Sinn Fein managed to win the ‘election for change' with help from a social media following that doesn't engage with traditional media. Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald celebrates with her supporters after being elected at the RDS Count centre on February 9, 2020. Fianna Fail and Fine Gael polled at 17% and 18% respectively, which would severely reduce the number of seats for both of the civil war parties in the case of a second election. THE dramatic Sinn Fein election surge south of the border was dismissed by the DUP as being “a mile wide and an inch deep”. An exit poll suggests there was a strong generational divide at this election. Instead Sinn Féin, whose surge forced the reappraisal of everything we thought we knew about Irish politics, is finding out that a win is sometimes not a win at all. Shane Neville - Sinn Fein Local Election. Sinn Fein has been slowly building support in the Republic of Ireland. The vote took place after the SDLP tabled a recall motion to cut short the Easter recess. The Ipsos MRBI exit poll showed Fine Gael on 22.4%, Sinn Fein on 22.3% and pre-election favorites Fianna Fail on 22.2%. Sinn Fein’s vote share inched up from 2.6% in 1997 to 6.5% in 2002, 6.9% in 2007, 9.9% in 2011 and 13.8% in 2016. On economic policy, Sinn Féin has successfully ridden anger against the current government for failing to curb a housing crisis that has caused sharp inter-generational inequality and record homelessness. The election on 8 February was called after the Fine Gael–led minority government, under Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, ran out of steam in coalition. Sinn Féin, historically known for its links to the Irish Republican Army (IRA), has won 29 seats in Ireland's general election. Sinn Fein leads race to form government after election gains. Early results from Saturday’s election show that Sinn Fein is set to win about 36 seats in parliament and finish first in the popular vote, nearly doubling its vote share from the 2016 election. A majority of MLAs have this afternoon voted to censure Sinn Féin over events at the Bobby Storey funeral. In fact, Sinn Fein support in our core figures before adjustment stands at 21%, and due to lower turnout among its voters gets adjusted down to 19%. Sinn Féin will support independent unionist Ian Marshall in the upcoming Seanad (Irish Senate) by-elections. Sinn Féin is asking the party’s 41 TDs and Senators to vote for Independent candidate Billy Lawless in the Seanad byelections. What Sinn Féin’s election success means for Irish relations with the EU – and Brexit February 13, 2020 6.46am EST Mary C. Murphy , University College Cork Sinn Fein was able to translate widespread public grievance into electoral gain—but, unlike populists elsewhere in Europe, they have mostly done so in constructive, rather than destructive, fashion. Sinn Fein made the claim, along with a number of others, in an online video that warned the government that Sinn Fein will challenge the canvass of voters due to take place from July until December. Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald celebrates with her supporters in Dublin after being elected on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020. Housing. Sinn Fein's Mary Lou McDonald (L) and Gerry Adams (R) speak to media during the second day of the General Election count in Dublin, Ireland February 28, 2016. A massive 35% of people said they would vote for Sinn Fein if government formation fails and there is a second election, according to an Amarach research poll of 1040 Irish adults conducted for Extra.ie. One of the notable features of the 2020 General Election in Cork North-West when Sinn Féin did not run a candidate was the relatively strong showing of the Social Democrats and Aontú and the Greens. In 2017, Adams, the former leader of Sinn Fein, warned: "Taking the North out of the EU will destroy the Good Friday Agreement." Sinn Féin, a group long shunned for its ties to sectarian terrorists, stormed the nation’s general election, beating both of Ireland’s dominant centrist parties in the popular vote. My name is Shane Neville and I am the Sinn Féin Local Election candidate for the East Cork Area By 2016, that figure had doubled. So during the election many Sinn Fein candidates were in prison, which led to a swelling of their support in sympathy 8. In the 2007 election, the party scored 7%. Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald speaks to members of the media as she canvasses for support in Dublin on February 6, 2020, ahead of the February 8 General Election. Sinn Fein's likely ambition to reunify Ireland, and the possible societal, political and economic ramifications of that could be a risk to the country's economy, according to an economist. Picture: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images Mon, 08 Feb, 2021 - 06:30 This election is your opportunity to reject Brexit, the Tories, the DUP and Westminster. 523 likes. ... Sinn Fein backs power-sharing deal that returns Northern Ireland government - Duration: 2:09. Sinn Féin members elected in the December 1918 election at the First Dáil Éireann meeting on January 21, 1919 Introduction Sinn Féin is the oldest political movement in Ireland.
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