Irish general election, 2011

Target entity: Irish general election, 2011
Context triple: [Enda Kenny, participatedIn, Irish general election, 2011]

• A. 1981 Irish general election
  The 1981 Irish general election was a national parliamentary election in Ireland that led to a change of government and took place amid intense political tension over the Northern Ireland hunger strikes.
• B. 2004 Irish presidential election
  The 2004 Irish presidential election was effectively a non-contest in which incumbent president Mary McAleese was returned unopposed for a second term after no other candidates were nominated.
• C. 1997 Irish presidential election
  The 1997 Irish presidential election was the contest in which Mary McAleese was elected President of Ireland, succeeding Mary Robinson and marking a continued era of female heads of state in the country.
• D. Northern Ireland Assembly elections
  Northern Ireland Assembly elections are periodic democratic contests in which voters in Northern Ireland choose representatives to its devolved legislature at Stormont, determining the region’s power-sharing government.
• E. Northern Ireland local elections
  Northern Ireland local elections are periodic polls in which voters across Northern Ireland choose representatives to serve on local councils responsible for municipal services and community governance.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Irish general election, 2011
Target entity description: The Irish general election of 2011 was a landmark national vote that dramatically reshaped Ireland’s political landscape amid the financial crisis, leading to a major defeat for the long-dominant Fianna Fáil and the rise of Fine Gael to power.

• A. 1981 Irish general election
  The 1981 Irish general election was a national parliamentary election in Ireland that led to a change of government and took place amid intense political tension over the Northern Ireland hunger strikes.
• B. 2004 Irish presidential election
  The 2004 Irish presidential election was effectively a non-contest in which incumbent president Mary McAleese was returned unopposed for a second term after no other candidates were nominated.
• C. 1997 Irish presidential election
  The 1997 Irish presidential election was the contest in which Mary McAleese was elected President of Ireland, succeeding Mary Robinson and marking a continued era of female heads of state in the country.
• D. Northern Ireland Assembly elections
  Northern Ireland Assembly elections are periodic democratic contests in which voters in Northern Ireland choose representatives to its devolved legislature at Stormont, determining the region’s power-sharing government.
• E. Northern Ireland local elections
  Northern Ireland local elections are periodic polls in which voters across Northern Ireland choose representatives to serve on local councils responsible for municipal services and community governance.
• F. None of above. chosen