Galway Bay fm newsroom - Plans on how to hold a general election during the Covid-19 pandemic are being drawn up by government.
It'll see voting spread out over a number of days, there'll be postal votes for 'cocooners' and polling stations in nursing homes.
According to the Irish Times, it's part of a contingency ordered by Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy if government formation talks fail.
Political correspondent Sean Defoe says it could well be needed - with many politicians accepting that the numbers don't allow for anything else, unless Fianna Fail and Fine Gael do a U-turn and talk to Sinn Fein.
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