Simon Harris, the leader of Fine Gael, has secured the lead in Wicklow, Ireland, amidst the recent election. He noted there has been no surge in support for Sinn Fein, contrary to some expectations. Harris expressed his appreciation for the support he received from Wicklow residents and highlighted the upcoming changes within his party.
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has expressed relief that there has been no ' Sinn Fein surge' in the recent Irish election, as he secured the lead in Wicklow . Harris, the outgoing Taoiseach , is expected to be voted in on the first count soon. He emphasized that fewer people voted for Sinn Fein in this election compared to the last, and highlighted his gratitude towards the people of Wicklow for their support.
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