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Dr Eoin O'Malley of DCU's School of Law and Government said Mr Kenny could be regarded as one of Ireland's most successful Taoisigh. He said the former Taoiseach's leadership of the country during ...

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Eoin O'Malley Sun 20 Apr 2025 at 03:30 If you want to understand why people are disaffected with politics, you might need look no further than Sandymount, the wealthy seaside area of Dublin city.

So reported the Sunday Times yesterday. We discussed this further with Eoin O’Malley, Associate Professor of Politics at DCU.