The government in the Republic of Ireland has survived a vote of no confidence.
The government won the motion by 57 votes to 52 votes and there were 44 abstentions.
Sinn Fein tabled the motion over the handling of sex-crime allegations against Irish police whistleblower Maurice McCabe, according to the (BBC).
The party accused the government of covering up "who knew what and when.

Source: BNB