Support for Sinn Féin has surged ahead, making them the second most popular party among voters, according to a poll in today’s Sunday Times.
The latest Behaviour and Attitudes Survey sees Gerry Adam’s party climb by four points, bringing them to 23 per cent – five behind Fianna Fáil on 28.
It’s the first time since 2011 that Sinn Féin has overtaken Fine Gael.
CONTINUE READING BELOW
Enda Kenny’s party is up one point to 22 per cent, although the Taoiseach’s personal satisfaction ratings have dropped by three points.
