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ge2020Sinn Féin surge and an unwelcome record for the Taoiseach: 13 key points of the election so far
On The JournalTipperary
Micheal Lowry takes first seat in constituency where vote was nearly postponed
boxed outKevin 'Boxer' Moran says he's been 'let down' by voters as he seeks 'miracle' to save seat
On The Journaldethroning the king
The Sinn Féin candidates that came out of the blue to top the polls
ge2020Tallies show Sinn Féin surge as Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire becomes first TD elected to the 33rd Dáil
Sinn Féin'The two-party system in this country is now broken': McDonald arrives at RDS to cheers from supporters
On The Journalge2020
Exit poll shows support for Irish unity referendum, especially among 18-24 age group
On The Journalge2020
'Kingmakers' and 'political marmite': How the general election is being reported across the world
On The Journalwtf moment
If the exit polls are borne out, government formation talks are going to be a bit of nightmare
TIGHT AT THE TOPIs Eoghan Murphy in trouble? Will Shane Ross be smiling? Seven battlegrounds to keep an eye on today
vote vote voteWhen do the polls close? What should I bring? Everything you need to know before casting your vote
On The JournalPR-STV
Let's keep this as simple as possible: Should you vote all the way down the ballot paper?
On The Journalge2020
'Completely ridiculous': Department criticised over last-minute information for voters with sight loss
On The Journalfactcheck
Factchecking the election: Here's how we ranked all the claims made by politicians over the last four weeks
the candidate podcast'Strength together': Eamon Ryan says Greens, Soc Dems and independents will talk first after election
On The Journalclimate strike
'We're the ones who will suffer': Secondary school students stage climate change protest
On The JournalFG attack
'Barristers cannot discriminate': Bar Council responds to criticism of FF TD who advised Gerry Adams
On The Journalinvestment needed
A sense of being 'left behind': Emigration and isolation in one rural Irish town
all ads upFine Gael and Fianna Fáil spend up to €1,000 on ads criticising each other over Sinn Féin
