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3rd June 2017
11:29am BST
Ever since Enda Kenny announced his resignation back in May, the whole country has been ablaze with talks of who is set to be Ireland's newest Taoiseach.
Both Simon Coveney and Leo Varadkar have been in the running, with a nation divided as to who would do a better job.
Leo was announced as our new Taoiseach-elect last night, with the country split as to whether this is a good thing or not...
So proud that Ireland will soon have an openly gay man as the leader of the country! ???? #LeoVaradkar https://t.co/Uwr9QEk2R2
— Dub Dave (@raifdub) June 3, 2017
the only thing i could compare him to is a Tory.
— ???????????????????????????? ???? (@caoimherose_) June 3, 2017
Fair play. Give women rights over their bodies and please don't criminalise the poor, go after the Anglo lads who caused real damage
— Rubber Bandits (@Rubberbandits) June 2, 2017
Does anyone know Leo Varadkar's sexual orientation? Nobody has mentioned it and it's the crucial metric I judge world leaders on.
— Chris Greene (@HateChrisGreene) June 2, 2017
Celebrating Leo being the first gay Taoiseach is akin to if Le Pen won and everyone celebrated the first female French president.
— Mike Mc Loughlin (@zuroph) June 2, 2017
If Leo wins, does this mean Ross O'Carroll-Kelly will be Taoiseach?
— Obstrepero (@BocktheRobber) May 22, 2017
re: Leo Varadkar as Taoiseach, I would just like to say that it shouldn't be lauded as a moment of victory for the queer community
— haylo (@dayleyhouglas) May 22, 2017
Fair play to Leo Varadkar. He's proved that anyone in Ireland can be Taoiseach, no matter how little they care about unemployment.
— John McMahon (@johnnyknack) June 3, 2017
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