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The backing for the Government parties has held steady since Spring, while the support for Sinn Féin has slumped, a new opinion poll shows.

The Irish Times Ipsos B&A opinion poll shows support for Fianna Fáil remains the same at 22 per cent, while support for Fine Gael is up by one to 17 per cent.

The number of people not in work nor looking for a job - known as the economic inactivity rate - improved over the quarter, ...

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That led to many nervous “how low can we go?” conversations. But now the party has stopped the rot and recovers marginally today by one point to 17 per cent. Not where it wants to be for sure, but ...