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Fianna

n. (=Fenian)爱尔兰勇士, 芬尼安运动员

James Downey, editor of The New Nation magazine, said Haughey's party, Fianna Fail, had itself to blame for the leftist surge.
In February 1987, Haughey and his Fianna Fail Party failed to win a majority in the Dail for the second time.
A left-of-centre liberal, and a one-time trade union activist, he describes himself as a pragmatist free of strong ideological constraints. Born into a family of staunch Fianna Fail supporters, he joined the party in 1967.
Fianna Fail is riding high in opinion polls, and critics say opposition parties, led by the main opposition Fine Gael under its new leader Alan Dukes, are in disarray and unable to offer a credible alternative.
He claimed that the opposition parties would be unable to form a stable government and said: 'I believe that single-party, Fianna Fail government under my leadership can do far more for this country that a chaotic motley coalition led by deputy Bruton.'
Nonetheless, he has sought to recreate the pre-election situation, when Fianna Fail ruled as a minority government with support from Fine Gael and the Progressive Democrats.
"What objective does he see as attainable under a possible Fianna Fail majority government which would not have been attainable under the arrangement in the outgoing Dail (parliament)?" asked the Irish Times after the election was called.
His administration had survived through the tacit support of the Fine Gael and the Progressive Democrats, a faction that broke from Fianna Fail.
Fianna Fail and Fine Gael have ruled out a coalition together.
Under a new leadership, Fianna Fail may be able to form a new coalition with Labour.
An opinion poll published in the Sunday Independent newspaper on May 7 gave Fianna Fail a 50 percent approval rating against 28 percent for the opposition.
Even his parliamentary speeches -attacking Fianna Fail in a no confidence motion in November 1992 - have an uncanny resemblance to last week's assault.
Fianna Fail and Labour seemed prepared to co-operate to co-ordinate policy on Northern Ireland. But now all this is to the hazard.
The Progressive Democrats are breakaways from Fianna Fail.
Lenihan, 59, is the candidate of Prime Minister Charles Haughey's Fianna Fail Party.
She was a key figure in the founding of the Progressive Democrats in 1985 by a group which split from the Fianna Fail party on policy differences over Northern Ireland, the contraceptive issue and internal party democracy.
Ireland has not had a majority government since Jack Lynch's Fianna Fail administration left office in 1973, and no government has won consecutive terms since the 1960s.
The imperatives of accommodation and compromise have been difficult to reconcile with Fianna Fail's corporatist can-do image and its back-room dealing. The reasons go to the heart of its identity.
The Progressive Democrats are a breakaway of the Fianna Fail.
Both misled their cabinet colleagues and parliament, and both have been held accountable. Mr Spring now faces a tough decision whether to reform the coalition with Fianna Fail under its new leader, Mr Bertie Ahern.
In that case, Haughey shot back, voters have a choice between a Fianna Fail government or no government at all.
Until now, the Gaullists have sat together with Ireland's conservative Fianna Fail party in a separate group, while deputies from the UDF have been split between the Liberal and EPP groups.
"There'll be an election over my dead body," says Terry Leyden, a lawmaker of Haughey's Fianna Fail party.
Michael Ryan, who owns a guest house in Cong and chairs the local Fianna Fail branch, campaigned this year for an independent who opposed the rod license.
Mrs. Robinson finished with 52.8 percent of the vote, overtaking former deputy prime minister Brian Lenihan, the nominee of the dominant Fianna Fail party, in the second round of counting.

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