Fine Gael is a center-right political party in Ireland, founded in 1933. It promotes policies focused on economic growth, social stability, and individual responsibility. The party has traditionally supported free market principles and has been involved in various coalition governments. Fine Gael's symbol is a blue flag, and its members are often referred to as "Blueshirts." The party has produced several notable leaders, including Enda Kenny, who served as Taoiseach from 2011 to 2017. Fine Gael aims to create a fair and prosperous society while maintaining strong ties with the European Union.