Here’s a complete breakdown of Ireland’s new Dáil so far as day two of the count begins

This is how the new Dáil is shaping up.

95 of the 158 seats up for grabs in Dáil Éireann have been filled since the counting of the ballots began yesterday morning. As it stands, Fianna Fáil have already already improved upon their return in the 2011's General Election, and Labour have won only four seats so far compared to 37 the last time around. Here's a complete breakdown of how many seats each party has won as we enter the second day of the count:

Anti-Austerity Alliance/People Before Profit - 4 seats

Fianna Fáil - 28 seats

Fine Gael - 28 seats

Green Party - 1 seat

Independents - 10 seats

Independent Alliance - 4 seats

Labour - 4 seats

Other - 0 seats

Renua - 0 seats

Sinn Féin - 13 seats

Social Democrats - 3 seats

With 63 seats left to be called, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are not too far away from being able to form a coalition. Whether they will, and who will lead it, remains to be seen.