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100 days since general election with no new government

18 May

100 days after February's general election, and amid a global pandemic, talks to form a new government are still taking place.

More than two months since the General Election a new government has yet to be formed

Work to continue on joint framework as 'progress made'

Support for Fine Gael has increased over the past fortnight

Opinion poll suggests increase in support for Fine Gael

The Social Democrats are due to meet Sinn Féin again on Thursday

Govt formation talks forecast to last until Easter

Ibec wants to see public services growing proportionately with private investment and wealth

Ibec calls for post-election 'social dialogue'

Micheál Martin speaking to reporters following his meeting with Leo Varadkar

'Unlikely' SF will have credible numbers to form govt

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are due to meet to see if there is any basis for a possible coalition deal

Parties plan exploratory talks on government formation

What's in spotlight & headlines is only half the story

Catherine Murphy said the party
was looking at the policies of the Green Party, Sinn Féin and Independents

Social Democrats rule out coalition with FF and FG

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald leaves Leinster House tonight (Pic RollingNews.ie)

McDonald gets most votes but no Taoiseach elected

There are also a few newly-affiliated TDs who have been elected before in a different guise

48 new TDs as 33rd Dáil sits for first time

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