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Irish general election 1982 February - Result | | Irish general election 1982 February - Result: Encyclopedia II - Irish general election 1982 February - Result | | The results were as follows:
Fianna Fáil emerged as the largest party and looked most likely to form a government. However, internal divisions within the party threatened Charles Haughey's nomination for Taoiseach. In the end a leadership challenge didn't take place and Haughey was the party's nominee for Taoiseach. Haughey gained the support of the Independent TD, Tony Gregory, and the three Workers' Party deputies and was appointed Taoiseach.
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| | | Irish general election 1982 February: Encyclopedia II - Irish general election 1982 February - Result
Irish general election 1982 February - Result
The results were as follows:
Fianna Fáil emerged as the largest party and looked most likely to form a government. However, internal divisions within the party threatened Charles Haughey's nomination for Taoiseach. In the end a leadership challenge didn't take place and Haughey was the party's nominee for Taoiseach. Haughey gained the support of the Independent TD, Tony Gregory, and the three Workers' Party deputies and was appointed Taoiseach.
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