Irish politician

An Irish politician is an elected or appointed individual who participates in governing Ireland, representing the interests of its citizens. They work in legislative bodies, such as Dáil Éireann or the Seanad, to create laws, shape policy, and address societal issues. Politicians may belong to political parties or serve as independents, and their roles include debating legislation, responding to constituents’ concerns, and making decisions that influence the country's social, economic, and international affairs. Their work is central to ensuring the functioning of Ireland's democratic system and the development of its public policies.