Ireland's election on Friday is too close to call, Micheal Martin, says the leader of one of the three outgoing coalition parties Fianna Fail. Martin, who served as deputy prime minister and foreign minister in the outgoing cabinet, says the next government should be a strong one, one that is not looking over its shoulders "every week, every month". He adds that the main opposition party Sinn Fein would "seriously undermine the enterprise economy" in Ireland and accuses it of not being "not positively pro-Europe". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES