Taoiseach Simon Harris calls Irish general election
A general election in the Republic of Ireland has officially been called for Friday 29 November. Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Simon Harris made the announcement outside government buildings in Dublin on Friday. Announcing the snap poll in three weeks time, Harris said to voters that "you alone are sovereign".
Irish PM Harris plans to hold general election on November 29
Ireland will hold a general election on November 29, Taoiseach Simon Harris said, as his conservative Fine Gael party, in office since 2011, seeks a record fourth term. The prime minister confirmed to RTÉ television on Wednesday that he would dissolve parliament on Friday on his return from an EU summit in Hungary.
By Megan Specia Voters in the Republic of Ireland are set to head to the polls later this month for a general election.
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