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Former Fianna Fáil Taoiseach Bertie Ahern pictured in 2018 RollingNews.ie

Poll: Would you vote for Bertie Ahern if he ran for president?

The former Taoiseach hasn’t ruled out a bid in 2025.

IN AN INTERVIEW to mark his 70th birthday over the weekend, Bertie Ahern refused to rule in, or out, a presidential bid in 2025.

The former Taoiseach and Fianna Fáil leader was tipped for a bid in the past but that never materialised.

Ahern told the Irish Independent on Saturday: “I’ll see what state I’m in in 2025. At the moment, I’m busy at home and I’m busy abroad. God knows what will happen in the future.

“I’d never say I will be interested – and I’d never say I won’t be interested. But I am conscious I am 70 and it is pushing on.”

We want to know: Would you vote for Bertie Ahern if he ran for president?


Poll Results:

No (16582)
Yes (5019)
I'm not sure (953)

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