FF 27 -15
FG 34 +11
LAB 14 -1
SF 8 =
GPCG 4 -1
IND 13 +7
Dreadful for FF, Disaster for SF and Labour. Only FG can smile
FF 27 -15
FG 34 +11
LAB 14 -1
SF 8 =
GPCG 4 -1
IND 13 +7
Dreadful for FF, Disaster for SF and Labour. Only FG can smile
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, published by Brandon. "A cracker!" - Eddie Hobbs; "Months of research" - Noel Whelan
Yes, which?
It will be impossible to comment on the poll until we hear further information on its source.
RIRA not in my name-Traitors to Ireland MMcGuinness; People are entitled to cultural & social equality MLMcDonald; We have a length to go understanding unionism GAdams
Holy f#@k.
There's gonna be a lot of scared sh1tless FF backbenchers.
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, published by Brandon. "A cracker!" - Eddie Hobbs; "Months of research" - Noel Whelan
There are two real stories here. The obvious one is the dreadful result for FF, but the real shock is the utter failure of the left to capitalise from this.
It is understandable that Labour would be squeezed by the strength of FG, but for FF to be in freefall and SF not to be able to pick up even a point of it shows their growing irrelevance.
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, published by Brandon. "A cracker!" - Eddie Hobbs; "Months of research" - Noel Whelan
Is this one of those 2-part MRBI polls where we get more questions on Monday? Anything about Lisbon in there? I can't say I'm that surprised. I forecasted some time ago that the crumbling economy and decisions arising from it like medical-cards would potentially reverse with realignment of 1932. Even I am beginning to get sick of FF hogging govt buildings, though my final decision will depend on the circumstances of the time. What does surprise me from the poll - if anything - is that the Rainbow might not need SF to govern. While hostile to SF on most issues (esp. the economy and health-service), I had been holding out a candle for a Rainbow to include them so as to hammer the final nail into the coffin of the Lisbon Treaty.