Ireland moves closer to forming a new government
Ireland moves closer to forming a new government after a deal is reached
LONDON (AP) — Ireland moved a step closer Tuesday to forming a new government. A deal was reached between Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and Regional Independent Group to form the next government a month and a half after the election gave no party a majority of seats needed to control parliament, Irish media reported.
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