(Reuters) - European shares dipped on Monday as concerns over the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak weighed on sentiment, with stocks in Ireland leading declines after elections in the country.The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.3% by 0905 GMT, having marked its best week in three months as part of a broader rebound from an earlier virus-driven selloff."In essence, (stocks) are giving themselves room again to lose - they have just created a band for themselves after that rebound..