Despite being the party that has been in government the most number of times since the foundation of the state, Fianna Fáil finds itself in a rather precarious position.
While FF experienced a modest recovery following its 2011 meltdown, the party has struggled to regain its once dominant position in Irish politics.
In the last general election of 2020, the party of Dev managed to only take 38 of the 160 seats in Dáil Éireann, down seven from its 2016 showing.
Now, with disquiet among backbenchers concerning the direction of the party and internal division over who should lead FF into the next election, the question has to be asked: does Fianna Fáil have a political future?