Keir Starmer’s ‘love’ and respect for Ireland is a good starting point in the UK elections, write Finn McRedmond and Mark Paul
Taoiseach Simon Harris at the launch of Fine Gael’s European and Local Election manifestos at Dublin Royal Convention Centre on Wednesday. Photograph: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos
The emphasis he is putting on migration is instructive. Around Europe, the issue has divided and shaped politics in many democracies. But as, citing the Danish example, a response that is seen to be effective from mainstream political parties seems to be one of the few things that curbs the rise of reactionary and extremist elements.
In the Seanad, commencement matters start at 9.30am. Later in the morning, there is a motion regarding Parent’s Leave, before the Seanad adjourns at 12.30pm.
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