New polls show conflicting results for coalition

Two new opinion polls to be published tomorrow show conflicting results for the coalition parties.

New polls show conflicting results for coalition

Two new opinion polls to be published tomorrow show conflicting results for the coalition parties.

A RED C survey for the Sunday Business Post shows Fine Gael and Labour losing five points - effectively wiping out increased popularity with the public after the bailout exit.

This poll puts Fine Gael on 27%, down two points but remaining the most popular in the country.

Labour's loss of three points to 9% returns party support to single figures.

Independents now have the second largest chunk of support with voters - up three points to 25%.

Fianna Fáil gains one percentage point to 23% and Sinn Féin also goes up one to 16%..

However a second poll by Millward Brown for the Sunday Independent ells a very different story.

Here Fine Gael and Labour both go up three points each to 30% and 12% respectively.

Fianna Fáil also goes up two percentage points to 26%, but Sinn Féin goes down a whopping five points to 16% and Independents and Others drop three to 16%.

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