Ireland general election: Sinn Féin surges to 22% in exit poll

Republican party level with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil in Saturday evening’s poll

Sinn Féin has scored dramatic gains in Ireland’s general election, boosting the party’s chance of joining the next government, according to an exit poll on Saturday night.

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