No Irish names, no pack drill
O Cuiv, Maloney, O Snodaigh, Deenihan, Halligan, O'Brien...
But no Serafinovicz, no Obayomi, no De Lesseps or Staglioni...
The Irish parliament is a very traditionally Irish place. The alleged multiculturalism that came with economic prosperity might never have happened. Ireland is a white, largely male, place, and everyone speaks with an Irish accent, be it Kerry, Donegal or Dublin.
That, at least, is the impression given by the Dáil after the election results flowed in.