Election 2024: Fine Gael now third in polls following six point slip with just four days to go
The poll shows Fianna Fáil in the lead on 21%, up two points, with Sinn Féin up one to 20% and Fine Gael down six in just two weeks to 19%
Fine Gael drops in support following confrontation by care worker in days leading up to general election
SUPPORT for Fine Gael has slumped by six percentage points with days to go before Ireland’s General Election, according to the latest poll. Taoiseach Simon Harris’s party now trails
Fine Gael support slumps in polls days before country goes to polls
Support for Fine Gael has slumped by six percentage points with days to go before Friday’s General Election, according to the latest poll.
General Election: Latest poll shows significant drop for Fine Gael
With just days to go until polling day, the latest opinion poll shows a significant drop for Fine Gael. This final Ispos poll for The Irish Times reveals that support for Fine Gael is down six points to 19%. The party is now placing in third among the larger parties.
Simon Harris says ‘all to play for’ in election despite Fine Gael polling slide
The Taoiseach said he hoped voters would not judge him on the basis of a criticised encounter with a disability care worker in Co Cork.
Fine Gael support slumps in polls with days to go before the General Election
Taoiseach Simon Harris’s party now trails both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin, an Irish Times/Ipsos B&A survey indicates
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Drop in support sees Fine Gael trail Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin, poll suggests
Support for Fine Gael has dropped by six points to 19% is less than two weeks, the latest Irish Times/Ipsos B&A opinion poll has suggested.
Irish PM's Party Slips to Third Place in Pre-Election Poll
Support for Fine Gael has fallen to 19% from 25%, the Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll showed on Monday. Fine Gael's main coalition partner Fianna Fail was up two points to 21%, while opposition party Sinn Fein was up one point to 20%.
Factbox-Irish general election 2024: What's in the party manifestos?
Irish political parties vying to lead the next government after a national election on Nov. 29 have published their manifestos, setting out their policies and how they will finance them. Polls suggest two of the three main parties - Prime Minister Simon Harris' centre-right Fine Gael,
Irish Prime Minister Drops in Polls Days Ahead of Election
Just days before Ireland’s general election, Prime Minister Simon Harris has seen his support erode with his Fine Gael party slipping slightly behind both its coalition partner and the main opposition party,
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Fine Gael candidate not telling Louth voters to support John McGahon
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Taoiseach Simon Harris dismisses comparisons between Fine Gael election candidate and Conor McGregor cases
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Fine Gael should ‘be true to the standards’ they set for other parties over Cllr Patsy O’Brien expulsion - Mary Lou McDonald
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Drivers who convert to electric cars to bank in on cash boost in new election promise as Fine Gael target votes
DRIVERS who convert to electric vehicles will receive a major cash boost for switching from petrol and diesel cars, according ...
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Fine Gael has '48 hours to turn things around' after weekend blows
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Poll: Majority say John McGahon should not be a Fine Gael election candidate
Almost third of voters do not believe Senator John McGahon should be a Fine Gael general election candidate, according to the ...
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The Indo Daily: Recap -13 years of Fine Gael power - The good, the bad and the ugly
There’s an old saying, ‘A week is a long time in politics’. It’s overused, but often true - But what about 13 years? Since Enda Kenny first assumed office in 2011, Fine Gael have gone through 2 ...