Sinn Féin most popular party as 'trend of bad polls' continues for Fine Gael

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Sun, 28 Nov, 2021 - 13:42

Paul Hosford Political Correspondent

Sinn Féin has maintained its position as the most popular party in the country in the latest opinion poll.

Unchanged at 33% of first-preference support, Sinn Féin leads the Business Post/Red C poll from Fine Gael, which sees its support down three points to 22%.

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