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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar suffered the biggest decline in satisfaction, dropping eight points since the last poll in October, while Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin fared better, suffering a drop of four points. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien
The Irish Times view on the Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll: Varadkar takes a hit

The sharp decline in support for the leaders of the three major Dáil parties, as revealed in the latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI opinion poll, indicates(...)

European Parliament: Due to Brexit, the seat allocation to Ireland rises from 11 to 13. Photograph: Vincent Kessler
European elections loom in much-changed landscape

A combination of a couple of extra seats up for grabs, a clatter of retirements, including those of two strong vote-getters, and a glut of ex-min(...)

Live gigs kill the radio star? Nicky Byrne, pictured with co-presenter Jenny Greene, will leave 2fm for an unconfirmed period when Westlife embarks on its reunion tour.
RTÉ 2fm’s ‘steady’ listener recovery sees it close in on Today FM

RTÉ 2fm closed in on rival Today FM’s market share, while Radio 1 added listeners in the morning but lost them in the afternoon, the latest radio figu(...)

The electorate is almost equally divided on whether the confidence and supply arrangement between Fine Gael and Fianna Fail should be extended or whether the country should have an immediate general election, according to the Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll. Photograph: Alan Betson
The Irish Times view on the Ipsos/MRBI poll: Fine Gael still in the driving seat

The dramatic events of the past week have not changed the political landscape to any significant extent, according to the latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRB(...)

Newstalk’s ‘Hard Shoulder’ presenter Ivan Yates. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times.
Ivan Yates overtakes Pat Kenny on Newstalk as most radio shows gain listeners

Ivan Yates has overtaken Pat Kenny as Newstalk’s most popular presenter, helping the station to its highest ever market share, according to the latest(...)

The Yes side has a clear route map to victory in that the poll underlines strong public support for wider access to abortion. Photograph: Artur Widak/AFP/Getty Images
The Irish Times view on the referendum poll: the gap narrows with a week to go

As things stand, the referendum to remove the Eighth Amendment from the Constitution is on course to pass. But with a week to go before polling day an(...)

John Treacy, CEO of Sport Ireland, at the publication of the 2017 Irish Sports Monitor at the Royal College of Physicians, Dublin. Photograph: Bryan Keane/Inpho
Nearly half of Irish population participate in sport at least once a week

Ireland has for years considered itself a sporting-mad nation, yet a surprise in the latest Irish Sports Monitor report is that rugby does not registe(...)

Marian Finucane: Her Radio 1 Sunday show has grown its audience by 38,000 over the past year and now has 346,000 listeners.
RTÉ Radio 1 adds weekend listeners, Today FM slips at lunchtime

Marian Finucane and RTÉ Radio 1’s weekend sports coverage were the main winners in the latest radio ratings, according to the Joint National Listeners(...)

In the early 1980s, anti-abortion campaigners out-manoeuvered their opponents, but today the balance of power has been reversed. Photograph: Alan Betson
Abortion: early signs of shifting opinion

The past week has offered plenty to remind us how, in Irish public life, things tend to stay the same. Headlines are dominated by trouble in An Garda (...)

Repeal the Eighth: anti-abortion and pro-choice protesters confront one another. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Inside Politics podcast: Repeal side leads, but the fight has barely begun

Political Editor Pat Leahy talks to Hugh Linehan about the views on abortion revealed by the latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll. The results show a cl(...)

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