Labour 'most popular opposition party' - poll

The Labour Party has overtaken Fine Gael in the popularity ratings and is leading the pack of opposition parties.

Fri, 16 May, 2003 - 07:22

The Labour Party has overtaken Fine Gael in the popularity ratings and is leading the pack of opposition parties.

A poll published in this morning's Irish Times shows Labour leader Pat Rabbitte is the most popular party leader.

Enda Kenny has dropped to least favourite.

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