Fianna Fáil has been sounding out potential candidates for the presidency, but the party will not necessarily nominate anyone ...

Simon Harris's party sits third on 19% of support, with Fianna Fáil up two points to 21%, and Sinn Fein up a point to 20%. Asked if she believes her party now has momentum, Ms McDonald said she ...

Fianna Fail has recently ruled out partnering with Sinn Fein and is instead attempting to form a government without it. History may yet repeat itself. More about ...

Fianna Fail ‘looking down their nose’ at 400,000 Sinn Fein voters Sinn Fein president Mary-Lou McDonald said her party is the only one that Fianna Fail has not spoken to in terms of a new ...

If Micheál Martin sticks around, the party needs to prepare for all eventualities from the general election.

Both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin would require the support of all of the remaining smaller parties and all independent TDs to make that work, which is highly unlikely, and even then they would ...

With Sinn Féin removing its own block on coalition membership, the risk emerges for Fianna Fáil in particular that middle-ground voters begin to perceive the prospect of that party forming a ...

With votes counted in 37 of the 42 constituencies, Bertie Ahern’s Fianna Fail had taken 74 of the 166 seats in the Dail (Irish Parliament). The party had achieved 41.5 percent of first ...

A coalition between Fianna Fail, Sinn Fein and the Green Party is now most likely to be Ireland’s next government, betting odds indicate. There’s 25% chance of the three parties coming ...

Sinn Fein president Mary-Lou McDonald said her party is the only one that Fianna Fail has not spoken to in terms of a new Irish coalition government.

Before the election, Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin ruled out forming a coalition with Sinn Féin, citing its historic links to the IRA as a deterrent.

Fianna Fail ‘looking down their nose’ at 400,000 Sinn Fein voters - Sinn Fein president Mary-Lou McDonald said her party is the only one that Fianna Fail has not spoken to in terms of a new ...