Fianna Fáil TDs consider future as party support plummets

A disastrous poll suggests they could shed a significant number of seats if an election were to take place

Micheál Martin says the polling does not concern him, but frustrations are being aired by other party members. File Picture: Julien Behal

A number of Fianna Fáil TDs are considering not running for election again as disastrous poll figures appear to suggest the party will lose a significant number of seats in any future elections.

Senior members of the party say morale in the organisation is at an all-time low after the latest opinion poll, which puts party support at 11% — and at just 7% for voters under 35.