I think FG want out of government.
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I can sense the fear of a wealth tax in the FG lady’s voice/accent.
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She is very irate.
Do all the parties now have a bye law whereby any potential coalition has to be passed by a convention of their members?
SF will have 37.
FF 38-40
FG 34-36
FF could even be as low as 36. SF could be the largest party.
This is dependent on FF losing the following:
Clare 2nd seat
Donegal 2nd seat
Dublin North West
Kildare South
Wexford
Wicklow
Cork North Central 2nd seat
I think six of those are likely but they’ll probably get Wicklow.
Eh, that’s all he’s ever been pal.
The defriending of Bailey on Facebook in the latter’s hour of need was as South dublin as you’d get…
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I just did a quick Google and the top academic results actually dispute your point saying their is not sufficient evidence to back up this assertion. Plenty of consultancy firms claiming it is the case though pointing to spurious hand picked studies. They would say that though wouldn’t they as they are lining their pockets consulting with companies to increase diversity! Who knows what to believe!
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I spit on all FG voters.
She’s outraged 
Exactly.
Stint in opposition will suit them. Let FF and SF bicker away, before FG ride back in at the next election.
No appetite among FG to go back in with either of them.
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@TreatyStones I’ve taken a proper look there.
I make it
FF 38-40
SF 37
FG 32-34
Ind 21-22
Greens 12-13
PBP 6
Soc Dems 5
Labour 4-5!!!
I don’t think FG will ride back. They’ve reverted to their traditional level of support having been exposed for the vacuous spoofers they are.
That could allow a left government.
4 day weeks. 12 months paternity leave.
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Stop will you
SF-Green -FF is the only serious option. The cost for FF will be Meehawls head.
They’d need at least 15 independents. Be an awful mess.
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Be great fun. Healy Rae in cabinet.
15 junior independent ministers
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For a third stint.
They are finished before they even begin.