Issues such as healthcare, climate change and the war in Gaza draw little interest despite extensive media coverage
Ipsos
Sinn Féin support falls to lowest level in years as smaller parties make gains - Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael stagnate leaving race to lead next government wide open
Global polling by Ipsos reveals Ireland is now among the countries most concerned about immigration
Sinn Féin supporters are consistently more hardline on immigration questions that the other parties and the general public
Older, richer and rural voters have cooled on Sinn Féin, but they are not defecting to Government parties
Move aims to ‘normalise’ deportations and is one of several immigration crackdowns announced by Government
A new sentiment tracker seeks to find out which issues are breaking through with voters and who might benefit.
Some 64% of voters in the South would vote for a united Ireland if a referendum were held now, with just 16% opposed to unification
Proportion of people in Northern Ireland who say they would find a vote for unity ‘almost impossible to accept’ has declined since last year
Irish Times/Ipsos opinion poll finds only a third of respondents believe Ryan Tubridy should return to broadcaster, while large majority back cost cutting
Sinn Féin extends lead to stay on course to be largest party in next Dáil, latest opinion poll shows
Sinn Fein has increased again, they lead Fianna Fáil by 14 points while Mary Lou McDonald remains the most popular leader
Irish Times/Ipsos poll: Surprising numbers are comfortable with British air defence agreement, even among Sinn Féin voters
Ipsos survey finds majority in favour of beefing up defence spending amid new threats
Concerns about ‘too many refugees’ have eased since last autumn, results suggest
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