Information on the Irish State, with links to the President Houses of the Oireachtas (Parliament of Ireland), the Taoiseach (Prime Minister), the Garda Síochána (Police), the Defence Forces, the Government Departments, the Local Authorities and the Health Boards

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Fianna Fáil - meaning "Soldiers of Destiny", is Ireland's largest political party and has led the country for over 50 of the last 74 years resulting in today's dynamic economy and confident society.

This section has information on local Representatives, and provides access to the main Fianna Fáil Site.

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Fine Gael is dedicated to campaigning for change on issues that make a difference in people’s lives. We are also committed to developing policies which reflect your views.
We are engaged in an on-going process of consultation on a variety of policy and campaign issues.
These policies will form the basis of our platform for returning to government, and we believe that the more views we hear, the better we will be able to serve you.

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The four principles on which Socialism is based are Freedom, Equality, Community and Democracy.
From its first election programme in 1920 to the present day, these principles have been at the centre of the policies which the Labour Party has offered to the Irish people. These are the values which have ruled our major campaigns and our political activity whether in opposition or in Government.
The Labour Party is committed to representing the ideals of our movement in Government and ultimately we aim to be the majority party in Dail Eireann.

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The Green Party/Comhaontas Glas is offering the voters a genuine choice in the European Elections. Voting Green means voting for personal, tireless allies for your concerns, powerful voices and campaigners against Sellafield and all nuclear power, proven advocates of Ireland's positive, active neutrality and independent foreign policy, articulate opponents to the EU's headstrong rush towards a military superstate, protectors of our environment and the safety of our food, watchdogs for our civil liberties and our democracy, and voices for the disadvantaged and impoverished.
Voting Green makes sense if you care for our future. The future, if it is to be sustainable, has to be Green. Our vision for Europe centres on improving the quality of life, on high standards of ecological, social and democratic rights.

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