The 2020 Irish general election took place on Feb 8, delivering a major shift in direction for mainstream Irish politics. For the first time in history, Sinn Féin—previously a minority party with historical links to paramilitary organisation the Irish Republican Army (IRA)—won the highest number of votes, changing the once two-party system into a clear three-horse race. Many voters seemed to be calling for change in bringing Sinn Féin to the fore, neck-and-neck with previous opposition party Fianna Fáil, and leaving outgoing Taoiseach (prime minister) Leo Varadkar's Fine Gael party in third place. However, none of the three parties secured the 80 seats needed to form a majority government and negotiations to establish a government in various possible guises have ensued. If Sinn Féin were to secure a prominent role in the next Irish government, how might this manifest in Ireland's health-care policies?

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爱尔兰大选：癌症治疗的新目标？

2020年爱尔兰大选于2月8日举行，标志着爱尔兰主流政治方向发生了重大转变。辛恩·费因（SinnFéin）以前是与准军事组织爱尔兰共和军（IRA）有历史联系的少数党，这是历史上第一次，票数最高，将曾经由两党制组成的政党变成了一场清晰的三马竞赛。许多选民似乎都在呼吁做出改变，以将辛恩·费因（SinnFéin）与先前的反对党菲安娜·法伊（FiannaFáil）并列，并把即将离任的陶伊瑟赫（总理）里奥·瓦拉德卡（Leo Varadkar）的Fine Gael党屈居第三。但是，这三个政党都没有获得组成多数政府所需的80个席位，随后进行了以各种可能的形式成立政府的谈判。如果辛恩·费因（SennFéin）在下一届爱尔兰政府中扮演重要角色，