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Two-thirds of voters do not want to see any change, Irish Times/Ipsos poll finds

Far-left party leader relishing the role of arbiter and kingmaker

Social media video app will livestream Eurovision finals next month alongside ‘behind the scenes’ content and playlists of entrants

Fianna Fáil polls ahead of Fine Gael for first time since 2020 general election

Extended period of decline for FG in polls since formation of Coalition has abated

‘Distractions’ loom as billionaire opts to stay off board and asks if app is ‘dying’

McDonald and co are presenting a united Ireland as imminent despite the evidence

Views of middle ground must be heard in the debate about Irish unity, says rugby star

Irish people more likely to say social media plays positive than negative role, Ipsos finds

Influential ratings agency sees no direct link between election outcome and credit status

History is littered with terrible predictions by well-respected experts, writes Ipsos director

Latest Ipsos Global Trends survey shows we are a nation of closet optimists

From heart to eyes, weight, skin, mental health and teeth, Covid-19 has affected us

A good year for Sinn Féin, but a tough year for a Coalition trying to manage a pandemic

The Government has a strong case to make for itself, if it has the guts to do so

Variant accounts for 40% of cases in London as Johnson refuses to rule out restrictions

Latest poll finds gaps between desire and reality in attitudes of public to a united Ireland

Strong opposition remains for any change to the national flag or anthem

Inter-generational wealth transfers are now only happening for the wealthy

Efficiency that marked first phase of vaccination campaign no longer evident

Fianna Fáil’s Darragh O’Brien says country is three-and-a-half years away from an election

Reluctance among people aged 18 to 34 is slightly higher than the general population

Black Friday and Cyber Monday have evolved as part of our festive splurge

Global Trends survey: For the first time, the annual Ipsos study includes Ireland

The Ipsos Global Trends survey suggests Irish people don’t think like the rest of the world

Diversity in the Global Trends survey: A significant minority is ‘not in tune with our openness’

Global Trends survey / Consumer tech: Irish consumers are trusting, maybe too much so

The plan represents a very significant political success for the Green Party

Party spokespeople presenting themselves as ministers-in-waiting, ready for power

Allegations of Garda corruption abound, but Harris’s clamp-down faces resistance

Market Beat: Prime apartments in Dublin generate rent to deliver an investment yield of about 3.6%

Evidence suggests proportion of smuggled tobacco has not increased with taxes

Tuesday’s budget will be very different from the one announced in the teeth of the Covid-19 pandemic emergency last October

Only option for three main parties to retain support is to stick together

The bungled handling of such a sensitive situation caused more damage than the decision of President Higgins not to attend

Concern over climate change does not seem to translate into enthusiasm to combat it

Respondents presented with nine potential measures to tackle crisis of global warming

Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll suggests major political obstacles for Government in meeting climate obligations

More than two-thirds of respondents back President’s decision not to attend NI centenary

As State set to accord with OECD 15% rate for multinationals, only quarter of voters agree