Catherine Connolly to be sworn in as Ireland's 10th president ○
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Catherine Connolly becomes the Republic of Ireland's 10th president, as Michael D Higgins' term ends after 14 years.
Selling the left’s message in the digital age is an art – Ireland’s new president mastered it | Una Mullally ⊕
From Mamdani-style visual branding to basketball clips, Catherine Connolly found her audience and spoke in a language they understood
Last weekend, Ireland elected as its next president a leftwing pac…
4 months ago
Catherine Connolly’s election as president has added a new dynamic to Irish politics | Justine McCarthy ⊕⊕
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After a bizarre contest in which both government candidates blew their chances, the left has shown it can unite to win
The magical ingredient required to become the president of Ireland is as mysterio…
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Catherine Connolly, 68, said she was 'absolutely delighted' to have defeated former cabinet minister Heather Humphreys in the battle to succeed Michael D Higgins as the republic's head of state.
Left-winger is set to become new Irish president as rival accepts defeat in race to replace Michael D Higgins ⊖
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Ms Connolly was battling it out against former cabinet minister Heather Humphreys, after third candidate ex-Dublin football manager Jim Gavin withdrew from campaigning.
Irish presidential election count to get under way later ○
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Catherine Connolly and Heather Humphreys wait to find out who will replace Michael D Higgins and become Ireland's 10th president.
Ireland votes for next president as polls predict landslide for Catherine Connolly ⊖
Leftwing independent widely expected to succeed Michael D Higgins, but fears grow over low turnout and spoilt ballots
Irish voters go to the polls on Friday to elect a new president, with final opini…
5 months ago
The Guardian view on Ireland’s presidential election: a contest with consequences | Editorial ○
Since 1990, the heads of state of Britain’s closest neighbour have played important soft power roles. This needs to continue
The idea that the next head of state might be an elected one is as remote f…
Irish Presidential Election: Who are the runners and riders? ○
President Michael D Higgins will step down from the role when his term ends later this year.
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