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06 Sept 2025
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Sinn Féin remains the most popular political party in Ireland, according to the latest polling.
A Business Post/Red C poll shows support for Mary Lou McDonald’s party is up two points to 36%.
The polling figures come after Sinn Féin emerged as the largest party following the Assembly elections in Northern Ireland earlier this month.
Fine Gael found its support dropping a point to 20%, while Fianna Fail also dropped by a point to 15%.
According to the poll, the Green Party is on 5% support.
Backing for Independent TDs sits at 11%.
Labour, led by new leader Ivana Bacik, has support at 3%.
The poll puts support for the Social Democrats at 4%.
People Before Profit-Solidarity remains at 3%, while Aontu is at 2%.
The Red C poll was based on interviews with a random sample of 1,002 adults aged 18 and over between May 20 and May 25.
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