With election decided, Ireland faces weeks of talks to form a government
Ireland has proved a partial exception to the anti-incumbent mood in elections around the world. Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, which have dominated Irish politics for a century, remain in the driving seat, though their combined share of the vote has declined to just over 40%.
Ireland election results: How did the country vote and who will secure power?
Voters across Ireland cast their ballots in the country’s general election on 29 November. First preference vote shares indicated that Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are set to continue their coalition as support for Sinn Féin declines.
Ireland's election results have yet to be finalized, but exit polling suggests a coalition government between the ...
Party leader Mary Lou McDonald had vowed to deliver a step change in the drive for constitutional change if Sinn Fein entered ...
Results from Ireland's election suggest the two dominant center-right parties look likely to form a new government.
Ireland is heading for a return of the coalition government led by Prime Minister Simon Harris’s Fine Gael party and Fianna ...
An exit poll in Ireland's parliamentary election suggested the three biggest parties have won roughly equal shares and the ...
The incumbent centre-right parties Fianna Fail and Fine Gael looked set to retain power in Ireland as vote counting in the ...
Ireland’s general election resulted in victory for the ruling parties, amid declining turnout and an ominous international ...
In a year when voters in many democracies have turned against incumbent politicians, the Irish have bucked the trend by ...
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