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SUPPORT FOR FINE GAEL has increased by five points in the latest opinion poll.
The Millward Brown/Sunday Independent poll shows the biggest government party is now backed by 29% of voters.
There’s no such luck for Labour, its coalition party, whose support remains static at 7%.
However, the poll suggests that dissatisfaction with the government is at its lowest level in three years, falling seven points to 60%, while satisfaction with the coalition is up seven points to 32%.
Fianna Fáil is up one point to 24%, making it the second most popular party in the country, while Sinn Féin support is unchanged at 21%.
The rise in support for Fine Gael comes at the expense of independents, whose support has fallen by five points to 19%.
The poll was carried out between 28 October and 6 November.
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