Gerry Adams has good reason to celebrate tonight, as his party’s popularity rate has jumped five points since the last survey. Sinn Fein’s now the most popular party in terms of political support, standing at 26%.
Fine Gael have also made some gains, and are up three points, currently standing at 25%. Fianna Fail is up one point, picking up a 19% slice of the popularity cake.
The Labour party are once again holding up the rear, with a paltry 6% of popular vote on their sights.
On a personal satisfaction level, our leaders fare as follows: Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s support is up three points to 24%; Tanaiste Joan Burton is up one point to 23%; Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin is up five points to 29% and Sinn Fein Leader Gerry Adams is up six points and also at 29%.