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Will Ireland go Dutch? Prolonged coalition negotiations likely if no party gets more than 30% of the GE vote.
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Will Ireland go Dutch? Prolonged coalition negotiations likely if no party gets more than 30% of the GE vote.

In conversation with David Higgins
Jim Power & Chris Johns
Apr 18, 2024
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Latest opinion polls - and a bit of political crystal ball gazing - points to no one party getting more than 30% of the vote at the upcoming Irish general election.

Why is that and what might it mean? Will Ireland 'Go Dutch' (or Belgian...)? Are we in for weeks or even months of prolonged coalition ne…

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