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Poll: Does Ireland need a new political party?

A new poll says that many Irish people support the idea, but is a new party needed?

A NEW POLL today suggests that 46 per cent of Irish people want a new political party.

The Sunday Independent/Millward Brown poll shows that 33 per cent are against the idea and the number of respondents that didn’t know has risen from 9 per cent in December 2012 to 15 per cent.

Writing in the paper, former Tánaiste Michael McDowell says that people “just want a party of substance”.

Is the market saturated? Is there room in the political landscape?

So, we’re asking: Does Ireland need a new political party?


Poll Results:

No (2847)
Yes (2528)
I don't know (796)

Read: Sinn Féin support up, Fianna Fáil support down, coalition numbers stable

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