Irish Voters Oust Coalition; PM Faces Difficult Alliance

Ireland's ruling coalition was ousted by voters angry at the country's uneven recovery, results indicated Saturday, leaving Prime Minister Enda Kenny facing the unpalatable prospect of trying to secure a deal with his biggest rival. His government appeared to be the latest victim of European voters' growing antipathy to mainstream politics, hit by a backlash against years of austerity and a perception that Ireland's poor are not benefiting from the fastest economic growth...

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