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Labour TDs (L to R) Brendan Howlin, Seán Sherlock Alan Kelly. Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie

Poll: Who is the best person to lead Labour?

The party’s think-in begins today in Drogheda.

THE LABOUR PARTY’s think-in is beginning in Drogheda today with much of the underlying focus being on Brendan Howlin’s leadership.

An opinion poll in today’s Sunday Business Post puts support for Labour at 6%, in and around the same level it has been since Howlin took over in 2016. 

Last month, Alan Kelly effectively called for a change in leadership, insisting that “radical change” was needed within the party. But is he right and who could take the reins instead?

Poll: Who is the best person to lead Labour?


Poll Results:

Someone else (3398)
Alan Kelly (2347)
Brendan Howlin (1715)
Ivana Bacik (1142)
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin (1118)
Jan O’Sullivan (549)
Seán Sherlock (532)
Ged Nash (257)

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