Catherine Connolly has won the presidential election in Ireland with 63% of the first-preference votes, becoming the 10th president and the third woman to hold the position. She aims to promote diversity and peace while maintaining Ireland's tradition of neutrality. Connolly's victory is seen as a significant shift in Irish politics, with support from various left-leaning parties. The election also highlighted voter dissatisfaction, as there was a notable increase in spoiled ballots. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)