Irish coalition looks set for re-election despite strong Sinn Fein showing
Ireland's main opposition Sinn Fein looked on course to win the most votes at a general election by the narrowest of margins on Friday, but its two main centre-right rivals will likely have enough seats to govern again without it,
High-Spending Irish Coalition Eyes Re-Election as Rival Sinn Fein Falters
An opinion poll on Wednesday put Harris' Fine Gael on 20%, level with Sinn Fein and just behind its main coalition partner Fianna Fail on 21%. A broadly similar result in 2020 led the two centre-right parties to govern without left-wing rival Sinn Fein and they have redoubled a pledge to do so again this time.
Vote counting in Ireland's general election began Saturday with an exit poll indicating a tight finish with the incumbent ...
Counting will start across the Republic of Ireland at 09:00 local time Exit polls in the Irish election suggest a close ...
A slide in support for Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris' Fine Gael party showed signs of stabilising in the last opinion ...
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