New Documentary Chronicles Eamon Ryan's Last 18 Months in Government
A new documentary, Forever Is Now, follows former Irish minister Eamon Ryan through his final 18 months in the 2020–25 coalition government. It depicts the political difficulties that led to his party losing 11 of its 12 Dáil seats in the 2024 general election. The film also covers climate negotiations, domestic criticism, and Ryan's family life.
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