The latest Business Post/Red C poll finds that FG’s proposed tax break has not boosted the party’s support, while Sinn Féin is up three points to 34 per cent
Sinn Féin has experienced a surge in support in the latest Business Post Red C poll after its success in the local elections in the North.
The party’s support is up by three points to 34 per cent, while Fine Gael is down by two points to 20 per cent and Fianna Fáil is down by one point to 15 per cent. It now has almost as much support as the two largest coalition parties ...
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