Sinn Fein wins Irish election but looks set to be shut out of power, exit poll reveals
Sinn Fein has won Ireland’s election, according to exit polls on Friday night, but looks certain to be shut out of power by its rivals after failing to get enough votes to enter government for the first time.
Counting has begun in the Irish general election, as exit polls suggest a close contest between the three major parties.
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Vote counting in Ireland's general election gets underway Saturday with an exit poll indicating a tight finish between the three main parties.
CET on Saturday at centres across the country, kicking off a marathon vote-counting exercise to tally the results.
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