Irish government on verge of collapse in spat over deputy PMDUBLIN (Reuters) - The Irish government was on the verge of collapse on Thursday after the party whose votes Prime Minister Leo Varadkar depends on to pass legislation appeared set to break the terms of a  confidence and supply  deal. The opposition Fianna Fail party said it would put a motion of no confidence in Deputy Prime Minister Frances Fitzgerald on Tuesday, a move that would breach the deal it agreed to support Varadkar s Fine Gael government in key votes for three years.  Fianna Fail indicated it might withdraw the motion if Fitzgerald resigned, but Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told state broadcaster RTE that Fitzgerald would not resign. The crisis comes weeks ahead of a European Union summit in which the Irish government has an effective veto on whether Britain s talks on leaving the bloc progress as it determines if EU concerns about the future of the Irish border have been met. worldnews
irish government verge collapse spat deputy dublin reuters the irish government verge collapse thursday party whose votes prime minister leo varadkar depends pass legislation appeared set break terms confidence supply deal the opposition fauna fail party said would put motion confidence deputy prime minister frances fitzgerald tuesday move would breach deal agreed support varadkar fine gel government key votes three years fauna fail indicated might withdraw motion fitzgerald resigned foreign minister simon covered told state broadcaster rte fitzgerald would resign the crisis comes weeks ahead european union summit irish government effective veto whether britain talks leaving bloc progress determines eu concerns future irish border met worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Irish government on verge of collapse in spat over deputy PMDUBLIN (Reuters) - The Irish government was on the verge of collapse on Thursday after the party whose votes Prime Minister Leo Varadkar depends on to pass legislation appeared set to break the terms of a  confidence and supply  deal. The opposition Fianna Fail party said it would put a motion of no confidence in Deputy Prime Minister Frances Fitzgerald on Tuesday, a move that would breach the deal it agreed to support Varadkar s Fine Gael government in key votes for three years.  Fianna Fail indicated it might withdraw the motion if Fitzgerald resigned, but Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told state broadcaster RTE that Fitzgerald would not resign. The crisis comes weeks ahead of a European Union summit in which the Irish government has an effective veto on whether Britain s talks on leaving the bloc progress as it determines if EU concerns about the future of the Irish border have been met. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: irish government verge collapse spat deputy dublin reuters the irish government verge collapse thursday party whose votes prime minister leo varadkar depends pass legislation appeared set break terms confidence supply deal the opposition fauna fail party said would put motion confidence deputy prime minister frances fitzgerald tuesday move would breach deal agreed support varadkar fine gel government key votes three years fauna fail indicated might withdraw motion fitzgerald resigned foreign minister simon covered told state broadcaster rte fitzgerald would resign the crisis comes weeks ahead european union summit irish government effective veto whether britain talks leaving bloc progress determines eu concerns future irish border met worldnews