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Micheál Martin's party has seen a three point bump in the latest poll.
Image: RollingNews.ie
Micheál Martin's party has seen a three point bump in the latest poll.
Image: RollingNews.ie
SUPPORT FOR FIANNA Fáil may be growing, according to a new opinion poll which puts just 3% between the two main political parties in Ireland.
The Red C/Sunday Business Post poll findings show no change for Fine Gael at 32%, while Fianna Fáil jumped three points to 29%.
Sinn Féin is down one point to 14%, Labour is at 6% and the Independent Alliance is at 3%.
Support for the Greens and Social Democrats is at 2%, while Solidarity/People Before Profit dropped two points to 1%.
The Sunday Business Post said the poll was taken at a time when Fianna Fáil was voicing its strong opposition to the potential sale of 18,000 Permanent TSB mortgages to an unregulated vulture fund.
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