The party leader of Sinn Féin will attempt to form a government in Ireland after taking almost a quarter of the votes in Saturday’s general election.
The party leader, Mary Lou McDonald, told cheering supporters on Sunday that a “revolution” had occurred and she would try to form a ruling coalition with other parties. “This is no longer a two-party system,” she said.
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