Fine Gael

Fine Gael is a centrist political party in Ireland, founded in 1933. It traditionally supports free-market policies, social conservatism, and European integration. The party advocates for strong public services, economic growth, and individual liberties while emphasizing law and order. Fine Gael has been a major party in Irish politics, often forming government coalitions. Key historical figures include former Taoisigh (Prime Ministers) like Garret FitzGerald and Enda Kenny. The party's policies tend to appeal to business interests and aim to balance economic development with social welfare.