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Remember this? The most pivotal moments of #GE11
New words: the official* glossary of 2011
The most telling Irish political pictures of 2011
Micheál Martin: Fianna Fáil can come back from its meltdown
Brian Cowen gives party pal a Seanad seat
John Moloney eliminated, but counting continues
The Daily Fix: Monday
Dick Roche eliminated as Wicklow count rolls on
Tale of the tapes: Who is going to take Cabinet posts?
"I lost a stone in weight out canvassing": Candidates 2011 reflect on Twitter
No more Election 2011 results tonight
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Hanafin out as Boyd-Barrett takes final seat in Dun Laoghaire
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Michéal Martin says Fianna Fail may now look to Northern Ireland
103 seats filled
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FG and Labour policy differences not enough to prevent stable coalition
In quotes: Fianna Fáil's disastrous day at the polls
Labour takes second seat as Pat Rabbitte goes through
"A difficult and hard day for the party", says Green's Eamon Ryan
Voting trends: voter vengeance for Fianna Fáil and the Greens
Poll: Are you going to vote today?
Why would a twentysomething run for the Dail?
Making Twitter count: Call for tallymen to tweet on #ge11
Newstalk denies agreeing to preconditions on Enda Kenny interview
Down with the kids: Who has the best 'tots-on-the-trail' pic?
The unasked question in the leaders' debate
Kenny won’t be drawn on Labour-FG coalition issues
Campaigns focus on education and mortgages