SUPPORT FOR SINN Féin is at its lowest level since the last general election.
That is according to the latest poll by Red C/Business Post, which has the party on 25%, down from 29% in November.
Sinn Féin’s popularity is strongest among working-class voters, with 36% saying they’d give the party their vote. Nearly a third of voters in Connacht and Ulster said they support the party.
Dublin remains a challenge for the republican party, with support in the area at 18%.
As for government parties, support for Fine Gael is unchanged at 20%, while Fianna Fáil gained one percentage point, bringing it to 17%. It is a year since Fianna Fáil polled so high.
The Green Party stays at 4%, as does the Labour Party.
The Social Democrats keeps its 6%.
Independents have made modest gains, rising two points to 15%.
People Before Profit is unchanged at 3%.
Aontú has gained one percentage point, now sitting at 3% as well.
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