Poll confirms growing support for United Left Alliance

An Irish Times poll for Cork North Central shows that Socialist Party/United Left Alliance candidate Mick Barry may take the fourth seat with 13% of the first preference vote.

Poll confirms growing support for United Left Alliance
Mon, 14 Feb, 2011 - 10:30

An Irish Times poll for Cork North Central shows that Socialist Party/United Left Alliance candidate Mick Barry may take the fourth seat with 13% of the first preference vote.

The alliance will be contesting for seats in areas across Cork and Dublin.

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