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Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O'neill, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou Mcdonald And Conor Murphy Are Joined By Sinn Féin Tds, Senators And Mlas At Leinster House In Dublin. Photo: Pa

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Sinn Féin reaches another record high in the polls

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Poll: Sinn Féin Retains Lead, Fine Gael Overtakes Fianna Fáil In Popularity
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Poll: Sinn Féin retains lead, Fine Gael overtakes Fianna Fáil in popularity

Sinn Féin Remains Most Popular Party In Ireland, According To New Poll
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Sinn Féin remains most popular party in Ireland, according to new poll

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Shock Poll Sees Support For Dup Drop To 13%, Sinn Féin Holds Firm At 25%
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Shock poll sees support for DUP drop to 13%, Sinn Féin holds firm at 25%

Taoiseach Denies Leadership Is Under Threat
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Taoiseach denies leadership is under threat

Northern Ireland Voters Evenly Split Over Brexit Protocol – Poll
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Northern Ireland voters evenly split over Brexit Protocol – poll

Eoghan Harris Involvement In Fake Twitter Account Discovered Due To Poll Data Leak
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Eoghan Harris involvement in fake Twitter account discovered due to poll data leak

Majority In The North Believe Border Poll Should Be Held Within Five Years
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Majority in the North believe border poll should be held within five years

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North Would Vote To Stay In Uk If Border Poll Was Held, Claims Survey
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North would vote to stay in UK if Border poll was held, claims survey

Foster Against ‘Reckless’ Unification Poll Saying Focus Must Remain On Pandemic
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Foster against ‘reckless’ unification poll saying focus must remain on pandemic

Over 50% In The North Want Referendum On United Ireland In Next Five Years - Poll
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Over 50% in the North want referendum on united Ireland in next five years - poll

Sinn Féin Most Popular Party In Country As Fine Gael Support Slips
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Sinn Féin most popular party in country as Fine Gael support slips