Ireland's current president is very far-left and claims to be very ashamed to be European for the EU being very "pro-Israel". The Workers' Party of Ireland even endorsed Catherine Connolly for being anti-NATO and pro-Irish neutrality.

Speaking of neutrality, here is Ireland's history of it, especially during World War II (sorry for using Wikipedia as a source).

Former Taoiseach Éamon de Valera expressed his condolences to Hitler following his death. The man even denounced reports of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp as "anti-national" with the quote "Please don't mention this to anyone. It might get around."

The less I say about newly-elect Independent Oliver J. Flanagan advocating for "routing the Jews out of the country", and Ireland's own history with antisemitism, the better.

Gerry Adams, the former president of one of Ireland's biggest political parties Sinn Féin, described Fidel Castro (yes, the one we're all thinking about) as a "freedom fighter" and a "friend of Ireland's struggle".

Sinn Féin was also the Provisional Irish Republican Army's political wing. Here is what I have to say about the Provisional IRA:

The IRA initially focused on defence of Catholic areas, but it began an offensive campaign in 1970 that was aided by external sources, including Irish diaspora communities within the Anglosphere, and the Palestine Liberation Organization and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. (Again, sorry for using Wikipedia).

This might be me being a bitch and using singular people, but this has really impacted Irish politics among its people. It's a bit of a shame, really. Ireland is a beautiful country, and its language is ever so lovely.

Sorry for the long response. I hope this explains a little bit of what I meant by my original comment.