L ' Ireland punish rescuers of banks 
Ireland turn the page and it does so in a clear, precise and unambiguous. The Emerald Isle of imposing a sound drubbing to the parties Government, Fianna Fail and the Greens. The Irish rebelled against the ruling parties on the people who downloaded the disastrous choices of banks, but saved the public purse, and has accepted aid from the EU and the IMF at a very high price, a price that many are not absolutely sustainable. The Fianna Fail shoulder from 41% to 17% and saw its parliamentary representation reduced by two thirds. The Fianna Fail loses then the role of the first parts of the island, which he held since 1932, and goes to the opposition after 14 years of government. It should not be the best allies of the outgoing coalition, the Greens coming down 5-2% and lose all their seats in the Dail Eireann. We therefore affirm the opposition movements. The End Gael goes from 27 to 36% and its leader, Enda Kenny, is poised to become the next Taoiseach. The Labour equals the best result in its history, becoming the second largest party in the country with 19% of the vote, while Sinn Fein is also a great leap forward from 7 to 10%. Log in Dail Eireann, the formation of extreme left-wing "United Left Alliance and the number of independent Teachta Deal doubled compared to 2007. The Fine Gael and Labour are putting the final details of the future coalition, both the ruling party seek to renegotiate with the EU and IMF austerity plans. The Fine Gael in particular is opposed to tax increases under the outgoing government, which would serve to pay back taxes debts of the banks responsible for the financial crisis. Another painful chapter that Enda Kenny will face will be out-migration. The migration seemed to be a thing of the past in the past that ''800 saw many Irish, exhausted by famine, and take leave for the United States, but now the financial crisis has put in motion the mechanism and many facing a repeat of that escape from the island.
Ireland turn the page and it does so in a clear, precise and unambiguous. The Emerald Isle of imposing a sound drubbing to the parties Government, Fianna Fail and the Greens. The Irish rebelled against the ruling parties on the people who downloaded the disastrous choices of banks, but saved the public purse, and has accepted aid from the EU and the IMF at a very high price, a price that many are not absolutely sustainable. The Fianna Fail shoulder from 41% to 17% and saw its parliamentary representation reduced by two thirds. The Fianna Fail loses then the role of the first parts of the island, which he held since 1932, and goes to the opposition after 14 years of government. It should not be the best allies of the outgoing coalition, the Greens coming down 5-2% and lose all their seats in the Dail Eireann. We therefore affirm the opposition movements. The End Gael goes from 27 to 36% and its leader, Enda Kenny, is poised to become the next Taoiseach. The Labour equals the best result in its history, becoming the second largest party in the country with 19% of the vote, while Sinn Fein is also a great leap forward from 7 to 10%. Log in Dail Eireann, the formation of extreme left-wing "United Left Alliance and the number of independent Teachta Deal doubled compared to 2007. The Fine Gael and Labour are putting the final details of the future coalition, both the ruling party seek to renegotiate with the EU and IMF austerity plans. The Fine Gael in particular is opposed to tax increases under the outgoing government, which would serve to pay back taxes debts of the banks responsible for the financial crisis. Another painful chapter that Enda Kenny will face will be out-migration. The migration seemed to be a thing of the past in the past that ''800 saw many Irish, exhausted by famine, and take leave for the United States, but now the financial crisis has put in motion the mechanism and many facing a repeat of that escape from the island. 
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