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Daily Archives: October 18, 2012

Recent polls point towards Fianna Fail recovery (October/Early November 2012)

Adrian Kavanagh, 18th October 2012 – updates on 19th November 2012  A number of recent opinion polls all point towards gains in Fianna Fail support levels, albeit to varying degrees, leaving Fianna Fail at its highest support level in opinion polls since the IMF-EU bailout in November 2010 and positioned as the second most popular party in…

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