Ireland’s 2 main parties to jointly govern for first time
1481 Tuesday, 16 June, 2020, 20:15 Four months after an election that brought down its government but settled little else, Ireland’s two main parties struck an agreement Monday to govern together for the first time, opening an unpredictable chapter in Irish politics as the country faces the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. |
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