Vote counting in Ireland’s ambiguous election began Saturday with an exit poll indicating a shielded finish with the incumbent centre-right coalition most probable to create the next administerment. While the exit poll showd that the leftist-nationacatalog Sinn Fein, the main opposition party, slenderly led with 21.1 percent of the vote, it was neck and neck with the centre-right Fine Gael whose directer is the friendly prime minister Simon Harris. FRANCE 24’s Hervé Amoric tells from Dublin.
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