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Ireland moves closer to forming a new government after a deal is reached
Ireland has moved a step closer to forming a new government. Irish media says a deal was reached Tuesday between Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and the Regional Independent Group to form a government a month and a half after the election gave no party a majority of seats needed to control parliament.
Irish Centre-Right Parties Strike Coalition Deal, Irish Times Newspaper Reports
Ireland's two dominant centre-right political parties have agreed on a coalition deal with independent lawmakers to return to power for another five-year term, the Irish Times reported, citing one of the independent lawmakers.
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Diarmuid Gavin: My guide to growing snowdrops – and where to see some of Ireland’s bestAfter a wintry start to the year, it won’t be long before we see the first bulbs pushing up through the frozen soil.
Ireland is suffering from the same kind of housing crisis that has hurt the US. Not surprisingly, the crises in both ...
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Opinion/Guest column: Enduring bond between Ireland and Washington, DCJust over 100 years ago, the fledgling Irish Free State sent Timothy Smiddy to Washington, D.C. Smiddy was the new Irish ...
Ireland is a land of vibrant culture, warm hospitality, and timeless traditions. From the thrill of Gaelic games to the aroma ...
Two of Ireland's biggest political parties are close to finalising a deal to form a coalition with independent politicians to ...
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