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The main political parties in the Republic of Ireland have their roots in the civil war that followed the granting of independence from Britain in the 1920’s. Fianna Fail was formed from a split in Sinn Fein and originally comprised those who were opposed to the treaty. Those who supported the treaty formed the first government and eventually became Fine Gael.
Coalitions of the Centre Ruled for 80 years
These two parties have alternated in government for over 80 years, sometimes in coalition with minor parties, Fianna Fail being in power for the greater part of that time. Minor parties include Labour, Progressive Democrats, Sinn Fein and Greens. The first two participated in coalitions in the past and the Greens are partners in the present government. The Progressive Democrats ceased to exist after being decimated in the 2007 general election.
In November 2010 the Greens announced their intention to withdraw from coalition in January 2011, precipitating an election which is likely to take place in February that year. In view of the deep unpopularity of the government, the most likely outcome of that election will see Fine Gael taking office, possibly in coalition with Labour. (A survey published on 3 December 2010 puts Fine Gael on 32% and Labour on 24% with the coalition members mustering a combined total of 16%. In the same poll Sinn Fein also have 16%)
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