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Could consensus be harder to find on issues like climate change if the next government leans more to the right? Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Timeswith Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, the likelihood of Independents making up the small number of TDs needed to form theincreases. Could consensus be harder to find on issues like climate change if the next government leans more to the right?
· The question of who will be the next ceann comhairle has become harder to answer with some looking for Seán Ó Fearghaíl to continue in the role, Regional Independentsbeing suspended on Tuesday for divesting shares in a company supplying military tech to Israel in July of this year, after being elected as a member of Dublin City Council in June.
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