Sinn fein Manifesto 2024

Sinn Féin's Manifesto: Want a Better Ireland? Here’s What to Expect!

Sinn Féin's election manifesto is packed with promises—from housing to retirement rights! Ready for change in 2024?

As the countdown to the General Election 2024 heats up, Sinn Féin has unveiled its ambitious "Choice for Change" manifesto, promising a range of transformative commitments that aim to address the challenges faced by many Irish citizens today. The manifesto lays out key policies, including the right to retire at 65, cutting the Universal Social Charge (USC) for average wage earners, abolishing student fees, and committing to building a staggering 300,000 houses across the country. With these proposals, Sinn Féin is positioning itself as the go-to choice for those seeking significant change in their lives and communities.

A notable point of contention has arisen regarding the party's plans for RTÉ, Ireland’s national public service broadcaster. Sinn Féin is calling for an independent review of the coverage provided by RTÉ concerning Israel-Palestine issues led by experts in human rights and journalism. This promise has ignited discussions on media objectivity and accountability, demonstrating that the party is ready to tackle even the most delicate subjects head-on as part of its electoral strategy.

Meanwhile, as the political landscape evolves, other parties have begun to respond to Sinn Féin's manifesto. The European People’s Party, representing Fine Gael, has criticized the manifesto over its stance on Ukraine, indicating that the upcoming election may be shaped by a tug-of-war between diverse political philosophies. Likewise, Fianna Fáil's leader, Micheal Martin, hinted that his party remains open to coalition negotiations with several centre-ground parties, hinting at the potential for unexpected political alliances post-election.

As we navigate an increasingly complex political climate, Irish voters might want to keep a close eye on how these emerging narratives play out in the lead-up to the election. Did you know that household net wealth in Ireland reached €1.6 trillion in early 2023? That’s just a taste of the economic context voters are considering alongside election promises! And if you’re wondering, did you know 2024 will mark the 100th anniversary of the first Irish presidential election? A full century of democracy and change is coming, and your vote could help shape the next chapter!