Ireland election: early tallies suggest Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael set for fresh coalition
Early tallies suggested the centrist Fianna Fáil could emerge as the largest party, with 21.9 per cent of the votes, with conservative Fine Gael on 20.5 per cent and the main opposition party Sinn Féin on 19.1 per cent, according to an analysis by Virgin Media.
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John McGahon unlikely to be elected and could be outpolled by Fine Gael running mate Paul ButterlyPaula Butterly last week said she was not telling voters in Louth to give their second preference to party colleague John ...
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has said his party is in a position to do "very well" in the General Election. Mr Harris ...
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As the results of the first count are due to be declared, Fine Gael councillor Michael Creed told The Corkman that his tally ...
If the exit poll findings are borne out when the votes are counted, it suggests a return of a coalition based around Fianna ...
The leaders of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Sinn Féin were taking part in a TV debate just days before the general election ...
Fine Gael candidate John McNulty said it has been a disappointing day for Fine Gael with the two candidates polling around ...
The process of counting votes in the 2024 General Election began at 9 am on Saturday, as an exit poll put the three main ...
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