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SINN FÉIN AND Fine Gael remain by far the two most popular parties in the State with both parties opening a significant gap over Fianna Fáil.
The latest Sunday Times/Behaviour and Attitudes poll shows Sinn Féin is the most popular party in Ireland with 32% support – up two points over the past month.
Fine Gael rose one percentage point to 30% support overall.
Fianna Fáil dropped one to 19% support, a difference of 10% support given in a recent Red C Poll.
The Green Party also dropped one to 5%. Labour remained unchanged ast 3%. The Social Democrats and Solidarity/People Before Profit are both unchanged at 1% support each.
The poll was taken over 12 days up until last Tuesday, so will not have captured the full extent of the public’s reaction to the new Covid-19 roadmap or extra restrictions in Dublin.
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