Ireland's Election and Historic Roman Presence Uncovered in New Archaeological Find
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- Ireland's election on Nov 29 crucial for Fine Gael's fourth term ambitions.
- PM Simon Harris dissolved the government early, prompting the election.
- Fine Gael rebounds in polls; Sinn Féin hit by policy issues.
- Key election topics: cost of living, healthcare, housing, immigration.
- Voting uses proportional representation and single transferable vote.
- 2,000-year-old fig discovered hints at Roman presence in Ireland.
- Roman influence in Ireland supported by finds like spelt wheat near Dublin.