Satisfaction with the Government has dropped as the cost of living crisis takes its toll on the public, with more than half of those surveyed unhappy with the current administration.
The latest Sunday Times Behaviour and Attitudes poll shows the Government’s total approval rating has dropped by a further 3 points.
However, Fianna Fail has seen a 3 point rise to 24 per cent support – that’s despite the recent Robert Troy controversy.
The Taoiseach’s party remains far adrift from Sinn Fein, which sits comfortably in the lead of the polls at 35 per cent.
