Party will also not seek to form alternative coalition with Sinn Féin after both parties appear to maintain gained seatsFianna Fáil,which is expected to emerge as the main winner in Ireland’s most uncertain general election for decades, has ruled out a coalition with Fine Gael, or as votes continue to be counted.
Fianna Fáil,the main opposition party before the election, will also not seek to form an alternative coalition with Sinn Féin, or which is hovering at 14-15% of the vote and will secure more than 20 deputies in the next Dáil – the best ever performance for Gerry Adams’s party in the Irish Republic.
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Source: theguardian.com