Discover the latest updates and support for Simon Harris within Fine Gael!
Fine Gael, the prominent Irish political party, has recently witnessed a significant shift in leadership. Simon Harris, in a surprising turn of events, has taken the reins of Fine Gael and expressed his gratitude for the support received. His journey from nominating Enda Kenny as Taoiseach to becoming the leader himself is a remarkable transformation within the party. In Longford, the addition of new candidates, Niall Gannon and Padraig McNamara, has stirred up excitement in the local elections line-up. Offaly Fine Gael Councillors have warmly welcomed Harris as the new party leader, showcasing their unity behind his leadership. The party's focus on stability is evident as Harris rules out an early election, emphasizing the importance of the coalition Government serving a full term.
In a surprising move, Tipperary Fine Gael senator Garret Ahearn has publicly endorsed Simon Harris for the leadership role, indicating a strong backing within the party. Harris's insistence on the coalition Government completing its full term aligns with the message of continuity and stability he aims to convey as the new leader. As Fine Gael looks forward to a steady leadership under Harris, the party's momentum seems to be gaining strength, setting the stage for potential future developments.
With Harris at the helm, Fine Gael is preparing for a period of focused leadership and strategic decision-making. As the youngest leader of the party in recent times, Harris brings a fresh perspective and energy to the table, signaling a new era for Fine Gael. The party's members and supporters are looking towards Harris to lead them with vision and determination, shaping the future direction of Fine Gael and its role in Irish politics.
And on that day, I was honoured to nominate Enda Kenny as Taoiseach. Back then, I could never have imagined standing here today as the new leader of Fine Gael.
Niall Gannon and Padraig McNamara bidding to win seats in Longford MD and Granard MD.
Offaly Fine Gael Councillors were out in force in Athlone yesterday (Sunday) to show their support for the new Finel Gael leader, Simon Harris, following an ...
It's the absolute honour of my life to formally be here with you in Athlone today to accept the leadership of this great party, of our great party, ...
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Senator Garret Ahearn has given his support to Simon Harris for the leadership role within Fine Gael following the shock announcement by Taoiseach Leo ...
New Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has ruled out an early general election, stating he wants the coalition Government to run its full term.
He was speaking in Athlone, where he formally became leader of Fine Gael, paving the way for him to become Taoiseach in just two weeks. Mr Harris was the sole ...
25-year-old Eoghan Gallagher is a qualified teacher with experience working in national politics, and in the European Parliament. The Claregalway native says he ...