At a glance: A look at what's happened so far
Published: Sunday, 1st of December
Analysis carried out on: Sunday, 1st of December
Source RTESome big names could be struggling to retain their seats, while some other names are on course to make a breakthrough in Irish politics.
Sentiment Analysis by Party
The article mentions Fine Gael positively, highlighting the election of several TDs, including the party leader Simon Harris topping the poll in Wicklow. The language used is factual but leans towards positive due to the emphasis on successful elections.
Fianna Fáil is mentioned in a positive light, with the party leader Micheál Martin topping the poll in his constituency. The article lists several successful elections for the party, indicating a moderately positive sentiment.
Sinn Féin is presented positively, with the election of eight TDs, including the party leader Mary Lou McDonald. The article highlights successful elections, suggesting a moderately positive sentiment.
The article conveys a moderately negative sentiment towards the Green Party, mentioning the loss of seats by junior ministers and the party leader's acknowledgment of a disappointing result.
The article is neutral towards Solidarity-People Before Profit, simply stating the election of Richard Boyd Barrett without additional commentary.
The article is neutral towards Independents, listing several elected members without additional positive or negative commentary.
The article is neutral towards Independent Ireland, mentioning the election of Michael Fitzmaurice and others without additional commentary.
The article is neutral towards Aontú, mentioning the re-election of Peadar Tóibín without additional commentary.
The article mentions the election of the Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns and the party's pursuit of gains, indicating a moderately positive sentiment.