
News
Share
Published 07:41 7 Jul 2016 BST

The Irish Times poll was conducted on Monday and Tuesday of this week amongst a representative sample of 1,200 people over the age of 18; the margin of error was 2.8%.
The poll revealed that 33% of voters said they would vote for Fianna Fáil in a general election (up 9%), 24% said they would vote for Fine Gael (down 2%) and 16% said they would vote for Sinn Féin (up 2%).
There was further bad news for Labour, whose approval rating dropped to 5% (down 2%), while Independents/Others took a battering after their approval rating sunk to 22% (down 8%).
For more information on the Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll, click here.Explore more on these topics: