Tag: Fianna Fáil
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Ivan Yates Trains Fianna Fáil Housing Ministers for Media Interviews During Presidential Campaign
Overview Fianna Fáil confirmed that it engaged former minister Ivan Yates to provide four hours of interview and debate training for its presidential candidate Jim Gavin during the campaign. The party stressed that Yates was hired specifically for media coaching and was not part of the official campaign team. The revelation sheds new light on…
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Ivan Yates Coaching Fianna Fáil on Media Interviews
Overview: A High-Profile Media Trainer in a Fianna Fáil Campaign Fianna Fáil has confirmed that it enlisted the services of former Fine Gael minister Ivan Yates to provide four hours of interview and debate training for its presidential candidate, Jim Gavin, during the campaign. The party stressed that Yates was not part of the formal…
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Ivan Yates Trains Fianna Fáil Housing Ministers for Media Interviews
Overview: A Strategic Move in Fianna Fáil’s Media Prep Fianna Fáil confirmed that it enlisted veteran political strategist Ivan Yates to provide media interview and debate training for its housing ministers ahead of key public appearances. The arrangement, disclosed in connection with the party’s presidential campaign, was described as a coaching session intended to sharpen…
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Fianna Fáil Unrest Grows as Taoiseach Admits Presidential Race Mishandled
Fianna Fáil under pressure as leadership faults surface The Fianna Fáil party is grappling with renewed internal strife after the Taoiseach admitted that the party mishandled its approach to the presidential race. The admission, coming amid weeks of speculation and criticism from within the party’s ranks, marks a turning point in how the leadership is…
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Fianna Fáil unrest grows as Taoiseach admits presidential race missteps
Fianna Fáil under strain as leadership acknowledges presidential race missteps The mood inside Fianna Fáil has grown increasingly tense following the Taoiseach’s admission that the party mishandled its approach to the presidential race. In a candid moment, the leader stated that he learned of Mr. Kelleher’s interest in standing for the presidency only on August…
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Fianna Fáil Unrest Over Presidential Race Mishandling
Fianna Fáil Faces Internal Strife After Admissions of a Mismanaged Presidential Race The governing party in Ireland, Fianna Fáil, is grappling with mounting unrest within its ranks after the Taoiseach admitted the party mishandled its approach to the presidential race. The admission, disclosed amid growing pressure from party stalwarts and supporters, has cast a spotlight…
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Alan Kelly to Vote for Heather Humphreys ‘by Default’: What It Signals for Ireland’s Presidential Race
Labor splits and a high-stakes presidential race In a revealing turn ahead of Ireland’s presidential election, Labour TD Alan Kelly announced on Tipp FM that he will vote for Fine Gael candidate Heather Humphreys “by default.” The remark came as Labour sits in a delicate balancing act, backing Independent candidate Catherine Connolly while navigating internal…
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Fianna Fáil faces another test as Martin prospects a wary Cairde dinner crowd
An annual test for the party and its leader The Fianna Fáil Cairde dinner in Dublin tonight promises to be another real test for Micheál Martin as he seeks to steady a party navigating internal disquiet and public fatigue. With roughly 1,000 party members in attendance, the event is designed to galvanize the base, give…
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Micheál Martin Faces Angry Grilling at Fianna Fáil Cairde Dinner as Cracks Grow Over Leadership and Process
Facing the crowd after a challenging week As Fianna Fáil gathers for its annual Cairde dinner in Dublin, all eyes will be on leader Micheál Martin as he seeks to steady a party grappling with anger over its recent presidential selection process. The 1,000-strong turnout of grassroots members and councillors will test whether the leader…
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Fianna Fáil’s Humble Pie Tonight: Will Grassroots Turn on Micheál Martin at the Cairde Dinner?
Fianna Fáil faces test at annual Cairde dinner The annual Fianna Fáil Cairde dinner in Dublin is again the stage where leader Micheál Martin must read the room and press the flesh with thousands of party members from across the country. After a week that saw him apologising behind closed doors for the party’s handling…