DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland risks becoming the third of Europe's bailed out states to face political stalemate after national elections on Friday that are expected to deliver no clear winner.
Barring a late shift in voter intentions, the ballot will put its two biggest parties centre stage and offer them an uneasy choice between maintaining a near century-old rivalry and breaking with tradition in a potentially unstable alliance.
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