New poll shows surge in support for FG

A new opinion poll published this morning puts Fine Gael in touching distance of forming a single-party government after the election.

Wed, 16 Feb, 2011 - 07:25

A new opinion poll published this morning puts Fine Gael in touching distance of forming a single-party government after the election.

The Irish Independent/Millward Browne Landsdowne poll shows a massive surge in support for Enda Kenny's party in the past fortnight, while Fianna Fáil, Labour and Sinn Féin have all suffered a decline.

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