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Government formation will not be pretty when dust settles

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The first time line to form a coalition will be on 18 December when the Dail next sits. It is unlikely a government will be voted in on that day. Micheál Martin has hinted at another deadline, suggesting during the campaign that a government should in place by the time Donald Trump is inaugurated as US President, on 20 January.
The article from RTE discusses the current state of the Irish general election campaign, highlighting several key points. It notes the significant attention on immigration, with parties like Sinn Féin and Fine Gael taking different stances on the issue. Sinn Féin has been criticized for its handling of immigration, while Fine Gael has been accused of exploiting the topic for political gain. The article also covers the economic debate, with parties focusing on housing, healthcare, and cost of living issues. There's mention of the Green Party's environmental policies facing resistance, and the Labour Party's attempt to regain ground by focusing on workers' rights. Additionally, the piece touches on the influence of social media in shaping voter opinions and the potential for a coalition government given the fragmented political landscape. The analysis suggests that while traditional issues like the economy and health remain central, the election is also being shaped by newer, more divisive topics like immigration and climate policy.

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