Political figures including Janice Boylan, Ivana Bacik, and Bertie Ahern are involved in talks regarding bloc formation with the Greens and Social Democrats following the May 2026 elections.
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Political figures including Janice Boylan, Ivana Bacik, and Bertie Ahern are involved in talks regarding bloc formation with the Greens and Social Democrats following the May 2026 elections.
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The entities involved
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Janice Boylan
Irish politician
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Ivana Bacik
leader of the Irish Labour Party
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Bertie Ahern
11th Taoiseach of Ireland from 1997 to 2008
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Fianna Fáil
Irish political party
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