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There is no widely recognized political party in Ireland known as RTOC. It's possible that new political groups or parties may emerge, but without current, specific information, it's challenging to provide details on a party by that name.

In general, Ireland's political landscape is diverse, with parties spanning the spectrum from left to right, each with its own set of values and priorities. Traditional parties like Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have tended to dominate, focusing on centrist to center-right policies, emphasizing economic development, social policies…  , and, historically, issues related to Northern Ireland. On the other hand, parties like Sinn Féin and the Green Party represent left-wing and environmentalist positions, respectively, advocating for social justice, Irish reunification, and strong action on climate change.

Without specific information on RTOC, it's difficult to ascertain what their values or political stance might be. If RTOC is a newly formed party or a minor party that has not yet gained significant attention, it would be essential to look at their published manifestos, public statements, and the backgrounds of their leading figures to understand their values and political goals. In the dynamic world of politics, new movements and parties can emerge, reflecting changing societal concerns and priorities.