Why von der Leyen’s deregulation drive has Brussels confused

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Context: The conservative Fine Gael and centrist party Fianna Fáil have led a coalition with the Green party since 2020.

Ireland’s three main parties head into tomorrow’s general election locked in a virtual dead heat, writes Jude Webber.

A Red C poll for the Business Post published yesterday night predicted Fianna Fáil was ahead with 21 per cent, with Sinn Féin and Fine Gael each on 20 per cent.