Results for "Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks"

The Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll put support for Sinn Féin at 21%, two points ahead of Fine Gael at 19%.

The latest poll indicates Jim O’Callaghan has taken the lead in the race to replace Micheál Martin at Fianna Fáil, with Fine Gael emerging as the most popular party.

A new Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll indicates increased support for the Social Democrats and Fine Gael in by-elections, while support for Mary Lou McDonald has decreased. Housing and immigration are highlighted as key voter concerns.

A new poll conducted by the Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks indicates that Irish leaders Micheál Martin and Holly Cairns are tied for public support, both holding an approval rating of 39%.

The latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks survey reveals shifting voter priorities, with cost of living, Trump’s upcoming visit, and youth crime topping the agenda.

The latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll indicates that Fine Gael is currently the most popular political party in Ireland. Concurrently, support for Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has reportedly slid, with the poll also revealing standings for potential Fianna Fáil leadership candidates.

A new Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll reveals that an overwhelming majority of the public in Ireland supports the government's decision to wind down supports for Ukrainian refugees.

The latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll surveyed public opinion on various issues, including the impact of war on Irish finances, the future of 'The Late Late Show,' and attitudes towards modular homes.

The August edition of the Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll has been released, providing insights into public opinion on various issues.

The article provides a summary of the findings from June's Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll.

A new Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll has been released, indicating a rise in support for Independent candidates and revealing public sentiment on issues such as staycations and the urban-rural divide. The poll also gauges opinions on whether to reduce support for Ukrainian refugees.

An overwhelming majority of people (71pc) fear modern cars with more in-built screens and tech are leading to more driver distraction, a poll for the ­Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks has found.