Ireland's government survived the no-confidence vote—but cracks in the ruling coalition are widening rapidly, and it has lost a minister. Meanwhile, protests continue to put pressure on the system from the streets.
The Irish government survived the no-confidence vote by a margin of 92 to 78 following an intense and at times chaotic debate in Parliament. Although the government remains in power formally, the situation is described as unstable, with several lawmakers expressing hesitation about continuing their support. The vote took place while protests were underway outside Parliament, which further increased the pressure on elected officials, reports Irish Independent.
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