After Eamon Ryan opened the door, could Sinn Féin and the Greens really form a government?

In late February 2020, newly elected Green Party and Sinn Féin TDs met in the National Emergency Coordination Centre at the top of Agriculture House on Kildare Street in Dublin, determined to see if enough common ground could be found to form a government.

“We all trooped in there, with the Greens on one side and Sinn Féin on the other,” one Green Party TD recalled.

sinnfeinireland need greenparty_ie for a guidance of our sustainability

The greens won't have any seats to share next time around...

They're both socialists, so it's down to numbers. Can you imagine what our economy would be like after one short year?

AarRogan DanielTMurray Wouldnt that be ironic !!!!!!!!!!

DanielTMurray Greens will have no seats

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