A new opinion poll shows that a majority of voters would prefer a different combination of parties in Government after the next election.
The poll in tomorrow's Irish Times indicates more voters support a coalition led by Fianna Fáil than one involving Fine Gael.
Asked if they wanted the existing Fianna Fáil
PD coalition, or a new combination of parties in Government after the next election, 32% opted for the current Government, while 55% said they wanted an alternative.
The poll suggests 30% want Fianna Fáil and the PDs in Government, with just 16% backing Fine Gael and Labour, while 9% favour a combination of Fine Gael, Labour and the Greens.
8% want Fianna Fáil and Labour, while 7% hope for a Fianna Fáil/Sinn Féin Government.
None of the other options break 5% support.
Looking at which party would be leading the various options, 51% chose a coalition involving Fianna Fáil, compared to 36% who want Fine Gael to lead the Government.
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