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About LinkBacksFF +5 40; FG -2 28; LAB NC 11; GREEN +1 9; SF -3 6; PD NC 1.
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FF +5 40; FG -2 28; LAB NC 11; GREEN +1 9; SF -3 6; PD NC 1.
Carried out Thursday. More details shortly.
not bad
how about kenny's election now lads?
Didn't they just publish a poll a week or two ago? Is this a special post-Bertie edition?
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Really doesn't surprise me, to see a shift like that, FF were always going to get a huge bounce with all of the media attention over the last number of days, it was carried out the day after Ahern announced his resignation.
Those numbers only add up 90 though, I presume that Inds are 10%.
I'm not going to lie its not a good poll for FG, but I would say that by the time the next few polls come out FG will be back up at around the 30% mark.
By 2020, 12.75Lts of petrol will cost you just under €30, today it will cost you €16.42 exactly.
Preference for Taoiseach: Cowen 63% Kenny 24%.
15% say they are more likely and 9% less likely to vote for FF with Cowen is leader. Cowen has stronger support with men than women.
Poll was of 500 +/- 4% margin of error.
this is not significant - its about people feeling nice about bertie not about cowen.
I think they did and it showed no change. This poll is quite likely a rogue poll, it doesn't appear to be in keeping with the rest of the polls that have been taken over the last number months since the election.Originally Posted by joemomma
As I say not good, but not too concerned.
By 2020, 12.75Lts of petrol will cost you just under €30, today it will cost you €16.42 exactly.
How long will the Bertie/Brian bounce last though?
'It would actually give me the greatest of pleasure watching non-compliant taxpayers going to jail. That's the kind of person I am.' Bertie Ahern, 1993.
Until yesterday with the dole figures I'd say.
Looks like a crazy rogue poll. Who did they ask? The regulars in Fagans?
Both shifts seem ridiculous
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