However, Sinn Fein remains the most popular party, with its support increasing by 1%, while Fianna Fail remains uncharged on 16%
Fine Gael has seen a rise in support following the election of Simon Harris as Taoiseach , a survey has found.
The survey also found that one in four voters are more likely to consider voting Fine Gael at the next election. Sinn Fein remains the most popular party, with support up one point in the poll to 27%. Fianna Fail is unchanged on 16%, while the Green Party is up one point to 6%.Labour and Solidarity-People Before Profit are both unchanged at 5% and 3%, respectively. Support for Aontu is down one point to 3%.
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