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Updated 19.45pm
THE LATEST RED C Poll for The Sunday Business Post sees a jump in support for Fine Gael and Labour.
The results, due to be published in the newspaper tomorrow, sees Fine Gael up three points to 28% and Labour up two points to 10%.
Sunday Business Post / TwitterBREAKING: @sundaybusiness Red C poll shows support for government parties up five points since July @rtenews pic.twitter.com/CtjXnHbDa5
— Business Post (@businessposthq) September 12, 2015
In July, a Red C poll for the newspaper saw Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil drop in their support, with Labour just marginally up.
The latest results sees a fall in support for Sinn Féin at 16%.
There is also disappointment for independents who saw a jump in their support back in July. However, tomorrow’s poll shows a fall of three points to 28%.
Fianna Fáil remains the same with 18%.
First published 18.45pm
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Two separate tracks.
Goods from the cargo train fell off and hit the passenger train which was traveling in the opposite direction. Looks like it was high winds that caused this.
@Brian Henoll: how did you deduce this oh mighty Sherlock? Oh right, it said exactly that in the article. So, not so much deduction as reptition.
Lots of Irish people travelling this route in the next days.
@Thomas Meaney: Why would lots of Irish people be travelling this route in the next few days? RIP to all involved.
@Thomas Meaney: how come mate.
If Carlsberg did train crashes…..
If Carlsberg did train crashes…..
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