Harris’ mention of ‘March election’ met with applause and laughter
Taoiseach Simon Harris continues to insist the Government will serve its full term to March 2025, despite persistent rumours of a November general election.
Speaking about the next general election during an appearance at the Kennedy Summer School in New Ross, Co Wexford, the Taoiseach paused before putting particular emphasis on a “March general election”.
The comment was met by applause and laughter by the 300 people in attendance at St Michael’s Theatre. In response, Mr Harris smiled and continued speaking.
A decent performance by the coalition parties in the recent local and European elections, coupled with an underwhelming performance by Sinn Féin, prompted speculation that an autumn general election is the most likely decision from the Government leaders.
If they choose to go the full term to March 2025, they will face five byelections, while Sinn Féin will also have a chance to regain momentum.
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