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    1. badger-biscuits on

      – Fianna Fáil – 48
      – Fine Gael – 38
      – Regional Independents – 7
      – Healy-Rae Party – 2

      95 total, 8 seat majority.

    2. TheChrisD on

      > The process will continue throughout the weekend, but a coalition of four parts – made up of the 86 TDs of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, the seven Regional Independents **and the two Healy-Raes** – is beginning to take.

      Oh jaysis no, not those pillocks

    3. pauldavis1234 on

      Guaranteed log jam, not will get done, Ireland will fall further behind.

    4. MiamiBoi91 on

      Would a first past the post system where one party can have a better shot at governing on their own would be more efficient without all the meandering and negotiating where hardly anything gets done?

    5. curious_george1978 on

      Lowry getting back in will be a low point for this country. An utter kleptocrat. The other clowns will be out to roll back any green progress made in the last few years.

    6. TurfMilkshake on

      Finally an opportunity for the introduction of the Rural drink driver licence

    7. Emotional-Aide2 on

      I wonder what the point of the healy rays are, they have a 6 seat majority without them and much less of a headache when they put there foot in thier mouth in like a months time.

    8. Hungry-Bodybuilder-3 on

      No point bitchen people….. you’s all voted for this shit ….now enjoy the fruits of it

    9. johnebastille on

      Say what you want about them (and I do), but the healy raes know where the power is. dont be wasting your time with helen and jack. go straight to the boss.

      have to be skeptical of the leaders of fffg sending ther liutenents to do the negociating when its the top men who decideat the end of the day. learned it from Dev I suppose. if they get a bad deal they can always blame someone else.

    10. ShaneONeill88 on

      If I was one of the eight independents I wouldn’t be impressed that two independents are in a little group by themselves and are involved in negotiations and potentially in government.

    11. adjavang on

      >Rather they looked at policies on farming, fishing, ***the environment*** and health which the Kerry TDs

      Great, we’ll have environmental policies from literal climate change deniers. I hope the purists on the left are happy with these results.

    12. frankbrett2017 on

      R/Ireland – the smaller left parties shouldn’t go into government and be mudguards for FFG

      Also R/Ireland – Oh it’s terrible that the right leaning regional independents will be in government

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