The rise of Sinn Fein
Back in 2011, Sinn Fein were a party hovering in the minorities in the Republic of Ireland, in spite of having a very strong support in the North of Ireland. With polls placing Sinn Fein at around 10% at the start of the decade, figures following the Republic or Irelands general election have shown that the party has surged into first place with around 25% of the votes.
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