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Irish Presidential Election 2025

Next irish president after Michael D. Higgins

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Lowest
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Jim Gavin2.342.25
Heather Humphreys3.303.25
Gerard Craughwell3.653.65
Pat Cox3.653.65
Catherine Connolly4.504.40
Sile De Valera4.604.60
Tommy Tiernan8.008.00
Maria Steen17.0017.00
Pearse Doherty17.0017.00
Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin20.0020.00
Conor Lenihan20.0020.00
Frances Fitzgerald20.0020.00
Gerry Adams20.0020.00
Luke Ming Flanagan20.0020.00
Lynn Ruane20.0020.00
Mary Davis20.0020.00
Micheal Martin20.0020.00
Sean Kelly25.0025.00
Ruairi Quinn38.0038.00
Liadh Ní Riada48.0048.00
Colm Ogorman50.0050.00
David Norris50.0050.00
Emily Oreilly50.0050.00
Enda Kenny50.0050.00
Fergus Finlay50.0050.00
Frances Black50.0050.00
Miriam Ocallaghan50.0050.00
Gerry Adams 51.0051.00
John Finucane90.0090.00
Gareth Sheridan100.0034.00
Michelle O Neill101.00101.00
Eamon Ocuiv170.00170.00
Bertie Ahern180.00180.00
Mairead Mcguinness190.00190.00
Conor Mcgregor270.00270.00
Mary Lou Mcdonald270.00270.00
Peter Casey270.00270.00
Bob Geldof280.00280.00
Michael Mcdowell280.00280.00
Anne Doyle290.00290.00
Aogan Farrell290.00290.00
Colm Lauder290.00290.00
Dermot Ahern290.00290.00
Eamon Ryan290.00290.00
Holly Cairns290.00290.00
Ivana Bacik290.00290.00
Joe Brolly290.00290.00
Keith Swanick290.00290.00
Maire Geoghegan-Quinn290.00290.00
Mark Daly290.00290.00
Olivia Oleary290.00290.00
Panti Bliss290.00290.00
Proinsias De Rossa290.00290.00
Sabina Higgins290.00290.00
Sean Gallagher290.00290.00
Shane Ross290.00290.00
Timmy Dooley290.00290.00
Tom Arnold290.00290.00
Nick Delehanty1001.00270.00

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.