Ireland's center-right parties are set to stay in power.
Adrian Rusu
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Of the 153 seats already allocated out of a total of 174 in the lower house of parliament, Deputy Prime Minister Michael Martin's Fianna Fail has won 40 and Prime Minister Simon Harris's Fine Gael 33.
To form a majority, a party or coalition must win at least 88 seats.
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Alegeri legislative în Irlanda: Partidele de centru-dreapta pe cale să rămână la putere - Economica.net
Alegeri legislative în Irlanda: Partidele de centru-dreapta sunt pe cale să rămână la putere
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