Opinion poll: Sinn Féin remain on top - but Fine Gael close the gap

A new opinion poll show that Sinn Féin's support is holding strong, with the party still comfortably the most popular in Ireland.

Opinion poll: Sinn Féin remain on top - but Fine Gael close the gap
Sun, 15 Mar, 2020 - 09:49
Digital Desk staff

A new opinion poll show that Sinn Féin's support is holding strong, with the party still comfortably the most popular in Ireland.

However the Sunday Times / Behaviour and Attitudes poll of 900 voters also suggests increased support for Fine Gael.

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