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Irish Presidential Election 2025

Next irish president after Michael D. Higgins

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Lowest
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Mairead Mcguinness2.002.00
Catherine Connolly3.503.50
Mary Lou Mcdonald 5.005.00
Bertie Ahern12.0012.00
Mã¡Ire Geoghegan-Quinn15.0015.00
Emily O'reilly21.0021.00
Mike Ryan21.0021.00
Fergus Finlay34.0034.00
Micheã¡L Martin34.0034.00
Tommy Tiernan34.0034.00
Cynthia Nã­ Mhurchãº41.0041.00
Jarlath Burns41.0041.00
Mary Hanafin41.0041.00
Michelle O Neill41.0041.00
Gerard Craughwell51.0051.00
Gerry Adams 51.0051.00
John Finucane51.0051.00
Luke Ming Flanagan 51.0051.00
Lynn Ruane51.0051.00
Mark Daly51.0051.00
Aengus à Snodaigh67.0067.00
Catherine Murphy67.0067.00
Colum Eastwood67.0067.00
Eamon O'cuiv67.0067.00
Joe Brolly67.0067.00
Miriam O'callaghan67.0067.00
Peter Casey67.0067.00
Roisin Shortall67.0067.00
Barry Andrews 101.00101.00
Conor Mcgregor101.00101.00
Holly Cairns101.00101.00
Kevin Sharkey101.00101.00
Nick Delehanty101.00101.00
Ruairi Quinn101.00101.00
Sean Gallagher101.00101.00
Pat Cox151.00151.00
Christopher O'sullivan201.00201.00
Colm O'gorman201.00201.00
Dana Rosemary Scallon201.00201.00
David Norris201.00201.00
Eamon Ryan201.00201.00
Gareth Sheridan201.00201.00
Ivana Bacik 201.00201.00
Leo Varadkar201.00201.00
Linda Martin201.00201.00
Mary Davis201.00201.00
Niall Boylan201.00201.00
Olivia O'leary201.00201.00
Philip Nolan201.00201.00
Regina Doherty201.00201.00
Sharon Keogan201.00201.00
Simon Coveney201.00201.00
Tony Holohan201.00201.00
Cecelia Ahern501.00501.00
Damien Duff501.00501.00
Fintan Oâ¬Ģtoole501.00501.00
Gemma O'doherty501.00501.00
Nina Carberry501.00501.00
Panti Bliss501.00501.00
Proinsias De Rossa501.00501.00
Roy Keane501.00501.00
Ryan Tubridy501.00501.00
Shane Ross 501.00501.00

Oddly enough, Ireland's Presidential Elections are far less vicious and contentious than those in other Western nations, where one will oftentimes find the populations of the respective countries at each other's throats over policy and goals.

In Ireland, you instead find a rare calmness involved in the transfer of the position, with many criticizing the State for not putting enough emphasis on the campaigns and election itself.

That seems to ring especially true in the slow run-up to the 2018 Irish Presidential Race, which is seemingly up in the air according to most pundits and analysts.

Many are expecting current President Michael D. Higgins to step forward to essentially walk into a second seven-year term, although he himself has been on the record, albeit years ago, claiming that he will retire from politics once his term comes to a conclusion.

That being said, some have decided to place their wagers on candidate Mairead McGuinness, who is currently posted as the frontrunner according to many odds tables and professional political gamblers.

Other candidates include Fergus Finlay and Miriam O'Callaghan, whose numbers trail McGuinness by a minor percentage.

At the end of the day, one will probably be best off waiting for a little while longer until the fate of Higgins becomes more clear and specific, and until a more accurate field of Presidential candidates becomes available.