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Fianna Fail/Sinn Fein coalition government by 2016? May/June opinion polls from Millward Brown and Red C

Adrian Kavanagh, 19 May 2013  Opinion polls in the first half of 2013 have all pointed towards significant 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 with some of these positioning it as the most popular…

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