The Character Achievement of Enda Kenny

Kenny was born in Castleba, Mayo County, western Ireland in 1951. He entered St Patrick's College of Education and Golve University, and became a teacher after graduation.

in p>1975, Kenny's father, a member of parliament, died. He was put forward as a candidate to take part in the election to fill the seat left by his father. At the age of 24, Kenny was successfully elected and became the youngest MP in Irish history.

At present, Kenny has become the longest-serving member of Parliament, having successively served as Minister of Education and Labor and Minister of Tourism and Trade.

In p>22, the United Party suffered a heavy blow in the election, and the number of seats was reduced from 54 to 23. Kenny became the leader of the United Party and shouldered the heavy responsibility of rebuilding the United Party.

In the p>27 parliamentary election, the United Party won 51 seats. In the election on the 25th of this month, the United Party is expected to win 72 seats and become the largest party in the House of Representatives. Before this year's election, Kenny led the United Party in a steady and steady way, calmly responded to opponents' attacks, and made full use of voters' dissatisfaction with the aid program to enhance the support rate.

Kenny himself participated in several TV debates and won many voters with a pragmatic style. However, in a debate with a Republican candidate, Kenny almost "lost his temper" and bluntly criticized the other party for "full of empty talk".