Sinn Féin’s McDonald tops Dublin vote — followed by a gangland boss

His more experienced coalition partner, Micheál Martin, appears best positioned to lead the next government — and insists he won’t turn left to Sinn Féin or right to anti-immigrant independents.

Nov 29

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Sinn Féin’s McDonald tops Dublin vote — followed by a gangland boss

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