– SF: 31% (-1)
– FG: 22% (-3)
– FF: 18% (+2)
– SD: 4% (+1)
– AÚ: 4% (+1)
– LP: 4% (+1)
– GP: 4% (nc)
– PBP-S: 3% (-1)
– I/O: 10% (nc)

February 2023
+/- January 2023

Trend for gen election polling in Ireland (not yet updated for this poll):

https://www.politico.eu/europe-poll-of-polls/ireland/

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  3. This poll is also further evidence that SF’s support has peaked and is now falling back to earth.

    This was also interesting:

    Q: “In a forced choice, which of the following would be your preferred government?

    FG-FF-GP coalition: 43% (+2)

    SF-led coalition excluding FG and FF: 41% (-2)

    Unsure: 16%

    February 2023
    +/- November 2022

  4. Just listened to Harris on 5.30 news…he was speaking about the immigrant situation….” Nobody is above the law” says Harris…..does that apply to the Government & its ministers ..?? ….( vis a vis the nursing home scandal ) …

  5. Leo Varadkar was never the right choice for the next leader of Fine Gael. Although I think any rebellion is too little too late at this point.

  6. I’m not from Ireland originally, lived here 25 years now, never voted in my life.
    Finally registered to vote last week, SF all the way, I don’t agree with all their policy’s but it’s time for a change. Give them 4 years. They can’t do worse than what we have now.

  8. Will be interesting to see how it actually ends up after an election. Most likely a SF/FF government or could we see SF/SD and Green government.

  9. There were lots of people laughing at Martin agreeing to take control while they got hammered for failures during the pandemic. Leo was expected to come in and and cement himself as the proper Taoiseach in the run up to the election.

    Looking smarter by the day from Martin, FG will take a beating all the way to the polls.

  11. People can’t find anywhere to live and this guy tries to gaslight the public with his grass isn’t greener guff.

    They are unwilling to pay the teachers of Ireland a living wage so they are looking for cheaper foreign labour.

    Reports about planning corruption go unheeded.

    You can’t get steak in a restaurant and the price of a pint has gone insane, as has the price in the super market.

    56% of the country think we are taking in too many refugee’s given the housing crisis and lack of support. If anybody tries to have a rational conversation on the topic they are belittled and dismissed as racists.

    We are not all in this together. Some are doing extremely well and we know who has FFGs ear and it isn’t working people. They are the Tories of Ireland and they are wrecking the place.

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