Micheál Martin emphasized that the upcoming election will be a "closely fought race", indicating uncertainty in predicting outcomes and government formations.
Martin acknowledged the rise of independent candidates, describing the political landscape in Ireland as a "very fragmented political situation," suggesting challenges in forming stable governance.
He stressed the importance of having a strong and coherent government that can last four-and-a-half to five years, highlighting the need for stability in decision-making.
On coalition possibilities, Martin ruled out aligning with Sinn Féin, asserting the need for a government capable of making long-term decisions rather than short-term solutions.
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