We asked Irish Political Parties their Position on Immigration November 27, 2024 Admin Politics </p> <h2>We asked Irish political parties their position on immigration</h2> <p> Where does each Irish party stand on immigration ⁠<br /> ⁠<br /> The Irish election takes place this Friday, so we have pulled together some of the leading voices within the political parties asking for your vote.⁠<br /> We asked them to explain in 60 seconds or less, their / their party’s plan for each of the most debated topics coming to the election.⁠<br /> ⁠<br /> We’ll be diving into housing, immigration, cost of living, the Apple windfall, Palestine and climate change.⁠ You can see extended cuts of our chats on our YouTube account.⁠<br /> ⁠<br /> Candidates included:⁠<br /> Fianna Fáil (@fiannafail) – @michealmartintd⁠<br /> Sinn Féin (@sinn_fein) – @eoinobroin_td⁠<br /> Social Democrats (@social_democrats) – @garygannontd⁠<br /> The Green Party (@greenparty_ie) – @neasahourigan⁠<br /> Labour Party (@labourparty) – @darraghmoriartydsc⁠<br /> People Before Profit (@people_before_profit) – @paulmurphy_td⁠<br /> Independent – @claredalymep⁠<br /> Fine Gael (@finegael) – @neale.richmond⁠<br /> ⁠<br /> JOE contacted each political party asking for a representative.⁠ Aontú were contacted, but failed to propose a candidate.⁠<br /> ⁠<br /> On top of these quick-fire questions, we’ve sat down for a longer chat with each of these candidates – get the full interviews on our YouTube channel.⁠<br /> ⁠<br /> #GE24 #Election #IrishElections #Ireland<br /> Credit to : JOE.ie</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here --
