Ivana Bacik faces pressure from her party regarding coalition talks. Some push for government involvement, while others urge remaining in opposition for better leverage and independence.
Alan Kelly argued that Labour must consider coalition negotiations, emphasizing the importance of entering talks with open minds, striving to meet red lines, and being ready for potential government involvement.
Concerns arise among Labour TDs about Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's combined 86 seats, as they require just two more TDs for a majority. This creates tension within Labour's decision-making.
While some Labour members consider forming a centre-left coalition with Democrats and Greens for a stronger position, uncertainty exists over effectiveness, leading to suggestions that remaining in opposition may be a more prudent strategy.
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