Younger and working-class voters more likely to say they are finding it ‘a lot more difficult’ to make ends meet
Irish Times Poll
Irish Times / Ipsos poll
Poll suggests presidential bid would be an uphill task for former taoiseach
The way the party flees questions about its finances and lodges defamation suits against its critics will make forming any kind of coalition government a lot harder
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Voters recognise obligation Ireland has to offer protection, but question how open-ended this obligation should be
Two-thirds of voters ‘concerned too many refugees might come to Ireland’, which is up from 60% last year
Analysis: The sense that the State’s capacity to accommodate refugees is under strain is gaining traction
Inside Politics: Micheál Martin has been remarkably successful at corralling his restive parliamentary party but whether that can be sustained is the question
Sinn Féin confirmed as number one party countrywide as three-point fall registered for FF
The Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil faithful are holding firm, while the floating voter continues to swell the ranks of Sinn Féin
The Irish Times/Ipsos poll shows that, with no major change among the main parties, the battle for a growing number of undecided voters will be crucial
Sinn Féin remains by some distance the most popular party while support for Fine Gael and Greens remains steady
Eleven speakers spoke for and against the proposition that ‘this house believes that to achieve a united Ireland Amhrán na bhFiann would have to go’
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