Three midlands reps said they would be willing to bridge the political gap.
19 Fianna Fáil TDs have said they would be open to the idea of entering government with Sinn Féin.
It comes a year to the day since Ireland voted in General Election 2020.
Fianna Fáil refused to talk to Sinn Féin about government formation after the results.
A survey by the Irish Times found Longford-Westmeath TDs Robert Troy and Joe Flaherty, and Barry Cowen from Laois-Offaly wouldn't rule out the idea.
Kildare-North deputy James Lawless says while he'd be open to it in future, he's not sure it would work:
Laois Hotel To Hold Fuel Crisis Meeting This Weekend
Midlands MEP Welcomes European Ban On AI 'Nudification’ Apps
Jadotville Monument Unveiled In Westmeath
LOETB Highlight Importance Of Prisoner Education Programmes
Housing Minister Opens 77 New Social Homes In Offaly
Justice Minister Criticises TDs Speaking Out Against Gardai
Farmers Urge Action From Government Over Dairy Price War
National Lottery Calls On Midlands' Winner To Collect Million Euro Prize
Midlands Hospital Reopening Surgical Ward
Planning Granted For Westmeath Hotel Expansion
Westmeath Town Centre Plan Set For May Day Launch
Midlands Weapons Offences Up 44%
Laois TD Questions 2030 Housing Target
Midlands MEP Challenges EU As Housing Funding Falls Short
Penalty Shootout Heartache Breaks Irish Hearts In Prague
Jadotville Monument Being Unveiled In Westmeath
Childcare Consultations To Take Place Next Month In Midlands
11% Of Tests Cancelled Over New Insurance Rule By RSA
Longford-Westmeath TD Blasts Opposition Over Being Called 'Lackey'
More Supports Needed For Meals On Wheels - Irish Rural Link