Campaigning efforts across 43 constituencies are ramping up ahead of polling day on Friday, November 29th.
A poll by the Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks shows Fine Gael is down four points to 22 per cent, Sinn Féin up two points to 20 per cent, and Fianna Fáil holding steady on 20 per cent.
Aontu is up two points to 5 per cent, the Social Democrats are down one to 5 per cent, Labour no change on 4 per cent, Greens down one to 3 per cent, Solidarity-PBP no change on 2 per cent, and Independents or other parties up three points to 19 per cent.
The poll was carried out on November 21st and 22nd amongst a sample of 1,420 people with a margin of error of +/- 2.6 per cent.
It comes as Simon Harris said he apologised to a woman for not giving her enough time to speak about carers and disability services while he was out canvassing in Cork on Friday.
The Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader said he spoke to Charlotte Fallon, a worker with St Joseph’s…
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