Ireland’s General Election 2024 kicks off as Dáil officially dissolved
Ireland's General Election for 2024 has officially kicked off after President Michael D. Higgins dissolved the current Dáil Eireann at the request of Taoiseach Simon Harris.
President Higgins formally dissolves 33rd Dáil, kicking off the general election
President Michael D Higgins has formally dissolved the Dail parliament to mark the beginning of the Irish general election campaign that will conclude with
Election 2024: Taoiseach Simon Harris to ask President to dissolve Dáil today as campaigns kick off
The General Election campaign will formally begin later today when Taoiseach Simon Harris asks President Michael D Higgins to dissolve the Dail.
Campaigners call for President to refrain from dissolving the Dáil
There have been calls for President Michael D Higgins to refuse Taoiseach Simon Harris’ request to dissolve the Dáil, with campaign groups demanding a pause to allow the passing of the Occupied Territories Bill.
Election 2024 campaign set to begin as Simon Harris to seek dissolution of the Dáil later today
Candidates have been canvassing voters ahead of election campaign expected to focus on housing, health, cost of living and immigration
Election campaign to formally start with dissolution of Dáil
Taoiseach Simon Harris will ask President of Ireland Michael D Higgins to dissolve the Dáil ahead of a polling date on Friday, November 29th
Election campaign to formally start in Ireland with dissolution of Dail
Election campaign to formally start in Ireland with dissolution of Dail - Taoiseach Simon Harris will ask President of Ireland Michael D Higgins to dissolve the Parliament ahead of a polling date on Friday November 29.
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