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Poll: Are you happy with what government has achieved so far?

The Fine Gael/Labour coalition is two years old this month. How do you think they’ve done?

THIS MONTH MARKS the two-year anniversary of the current government.

The two years since March 2011 have brought a number of ups and downs for the coalition partners of Fine Gael and Labour.

Ireland is still in recession, unemployment remains high and thousands are behind on their mortgage, to name just a few of the challenges that remain in 2013.

Speaking to TheJournal.ie, Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore believes that there have also been plenty of positives, and that Ireland has been brought to some semblance of stability in the 24 months that have passed, both financially and socially.

So today we ask: Are you happy with what government has achieved so far?


Poll Results:

I don't know (2207)
No (1898)
Yes (294)

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