Over a third of Irish people would consider voting for anti-immigrant party
More than a third of people in Ireland would now consider voting for a party or candidate with strong anti-immigrant views as public concern about migration continues to rise.
The latest Ireland Thinks poll for the Sunday Independent shows minimal changes for the political parties but in one significant development support for Independents and Others has now overtaken Fianna Fáil.
There is also no poll bounce for Sinn Féin, which is down one point to 29pc, despite a historic week for the party with the return of power-sharing in North Ireland leading to the election of the first-ever nationalist First Minister, the party’s deputy leader Michelle O’Neill.
Credit to : Irish Independent