Leo Varadkar only back a few weeks and a deal on NI protocol is almost done

Amen to that.

During Leos impeccable time in office, he has made some incredible things happen. I’ll go through just a small number below

1. Repeal of the 8th Amendment: In 2018, Varadkar's government successfully repealed the 8th Amendment to the Irish Constitution, which had effectively banned abortion in Ireland. The repeal was the result of a hard-fought referendum campaign, and it represented a major step forward for women's rights in the country.
2. Marriage Equality: In 2015, as Minister for Health, Varadkar came out as gay, becoming the first openly gay cabinet member in Irish history. Two years later, as Taoiseach, he successfully campaigned for marriage equality in Ireland, with a referendum resulting in a resounding victory for the "Yes" side.
3. Brexit negotiations: Varadkar played a key role in negotiations around the UK's departure from the European Union, working to protect Ireland's interests and ensuring that the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland remained open.
4. Economic growth: Under Varadkar's leadership, Ireland experienced strong economic growth, with the country's GDP growing by 5.6% in 2018. He also oversaw the creation of a rainy-day fund to help protect the country from future economic downturns.
5. Healthcare reform: As Minister for Health, Varadkar introduced a number of significant reforms to the Irish healthcare system, including the introduction of free GP care for under-6s and over-70s, and the abolition of prescription charges for medical card holders.
6. Climate action: Varadkar has been a vocal advocate for climate action, and under his leadership, Ireland committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2050. He also introduced a range of measures to reduce carbon emissions, including a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030.

Overall, Varadkar is transformative historical legend in Irish politics, and his achievements as Taoiseach have left a lasting impact on the country with so much more to come.