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45% concerned Sinn Fein In Government Would Deter Foreign Direct Investment - Vimarsana News

45% concerned Sinn Fein In Government Would Deter Foreign Direct Investment

The Red C Poll also found just one in three voters believe the party can solve the housing crisis

Source: redfm.ie
Richard Colwell: Poll shows political landscape remains stable despite controversies - Vimarsana News

Richard Colwell: Poll shows political landscape remains stable despite controversies

Recent events such as the lifting of the eviction ban have not changed the minds of voters who had already decided where their allegiances lie

Spotlight on Sinn Féin: public remain to be convinced by Mary Lou's party - Vimarsana News

Spotlight on Sinn Féin: public remain to be convinced by Mary Lou's party

The latest Business Post/Red C poll shows lower than expected confidence that Sinn Féin would solve the housing crisis, as well as concern over the party’s effect on foreign direct investment if it gets into government

Just one in three people trust Sinn Féin to solve the housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Just one in three people trust Sinn Féin to solve the housing crisis

Mary Lou McDonald’s party remains the most popular in the state and is the favourite to lead the next government, but almost half of voters do not believe that Sinn Féin can solve the housing crisis

What the papers say: Sunday's front pages - Vimarsana News

What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from a Red C Poll showing just one in three think Sinn Féin can solve the housing crisis to the firm at the centre of a row over fees for Pascal Donohoe election posters getting €68 million from the State.