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SUPPORT FOR FIANNA FÁIL has fallen following the recent Dáil voting controversy, according to the latest Sunday Business Post/Red C opinion poll.
The poll, published this morning, shows that Fine Gael is the most popular party at 32%, giving it an eight-point lead over Fianna Fáil, which has fallen four points to 24%.
Support for Sinn Féin also dropped by one point to 11%, while Labour also fell two points to 4%.
The Green Party, which saw a surge in popularity during the European and local elections this year, remains unchanged at 7%.
Meanwhile, the Independent Alliance is up one point to 4%, while the Social Democrats are also up one to 2%.
Independents and others are unchanged at 13%, as are Solidarity-PBP at 1%.
For the first time, Aontú have registered in the poll at 1%, up one point since the last poll was carried out last month.
The survey of 1000 voters was carried out over an eight-day period up to last Thursday, and the margin of error is plus or minus 3%.
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