Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll March 2020
15/03/20FF and SF by far the most popular government choices
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll February 2020
1/03/20Sinn Fein consolidates lead party position
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll January 2020
19/01/20Fianna Fail in pole position as campaign kicks off.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll December 2019
22/12/19Fianna Fail and Fine Gael in dead heat as year draws to a close.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll November 2019
17/11/19Smaller parties grow in strength – Sunday Times / B&A Poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll September 2019
22/09/19Fianna Fáil maintains steady lead over Fine Gael as Brexit D-Day looms.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll July 2019
21/07/19Fianna Fail maintain consistent lead over Fine Gael
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll June 2019
16/06/19SF and FG suffer as Greens Shoot Up
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll May 2019
19/05/19Green Party Support Increases.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll April 2019
21/04/19Fianna Fail pulls ahead of Fine Gael in latest B&A poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll March 2019
19/03/19Big Majority favours extending Presidential voting rights
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll February 2019
17/02/19Economy key to fate of FG.
Sunday Times January Report 2019
20/01/19Sinn Fein and Independents gain in latest Nationwide Poll.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll December 2018
23/12/182018 has been a significant year for Ireland from a social, political and economic perspective. In casting our mind back over the key events most likely to have shaped support levels for the various political groupings over the course of the year, a number of critical milestones emerge.
Perhaps the most seismic of all events in 2018 was the decision by two-thirds of the electorate to repeal the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution, thereby removing the ban on abortion in Ireland. In many ways, this vote crystallised the social transformation of the country from one informed by the moral teachings of the Catholic church, to a truly secular society beholden to no single institutional religion.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll December 2018
Sinn Fein benefits as Independents continue to slide.
18/11/18Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll for November.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll October 2018
21/10/18Higgins in unassailable lead as race enters final week.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll September 2018
23/09/18Fine Gael remain in pole position – latest Sunday Times/B&A poll
Fine Gael support rises to 34%
22/07/18B&A Sunday Times poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll June 2018
18/06/18Health and Housing dominate list of key voter concerns.
Eighth Amendment Repeal
30/05/18Eighth Amendment Repeal – the reasons behind the landslide
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll May 2018
20/05/18Yes side holds commanding lead as campaigns enter final week.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Poll April 2018
23/04/18Support for Eighth Repeal holds steady
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll March
18/03/18Varadkar popularity hits new heights – B&A/ST poll
Fine Gael Surges – Sunday Times
18/02/18Fine Gael Surges As Varadkar Approaches Six month Anniversary. – Latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Report.
Behaviour & Attitudes / Sunday Times Poll January 2018
21/01/18Health and Housing top voter concerns
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion December Poll 2017
2/01/18Varadkar and Government satisfaction continue to grow.
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion November Poll 2017
12/11/17Two thirds now opt for main parties.
Compared to last month’s poll, it is clear that Varadkar’s most recent increase in popularity has been highest in rural areas – especially within the Leinster Rural region.
From a party political perspective, the momentum of the last few months towards Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil continues, with two-thirds of the electorate now indicating they would vote for either one of those parties if there was a General Election tomorrow.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll October 2017
15/10/17Fine Gael maintains lead over Fianna Fail in lead up to budget
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll September 2017
17/09/17Fine Gael surges past Fianna Fail
Things may well change significantly upon resumption of the Dáil and debate around the 2018 budget, but today’s findings will certainly give Fianna Fáil pause for thought as to when they might decide to withdraw their support for the current administration.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll July 2017
16/07/17No Varadkar Bounce for FG
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll June 2017
19/06/17Over the last three consecutive Behaviour & Attitudes/Sunday Times polls, between 56% and 58% of all Irish voters have expressed dissatisfaction with the manner in which the minority Government is running the country.
Read the latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll June 2017
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll May 2017
14/05/17Significant resistance to Abortion on Demand
Read the latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll May 2017
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll April 2017
16/04/17Fine Gael recovers ground as Varadkar remains the public’s favourite.
Read the latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll for April 2017
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll March 2017
11/03/17Sinn Féin support surges
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll February 2017
11/02/17Gap widens between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll January 2017
22/01/17Fianna Fail lead stretches in the Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll November 2016
13/11/16Mainstream parties maintain grip as Sinn Fein support consolidates.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll September 2016
17/09/16Sinn Fein recovers lost ground in most recent B&A/Sunday Times poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll July 2016
16/07/16FF assumes pole position as SF and Smaller Parties slide
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll June 2016
19/06/16Almost two thirds believe Garda Force maintains culture of secrecy.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll May 2016
15/05/16Health and Housing identified as top voter concerns.
Read more in the latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll.
Sunday Times April 2016 Poll Report
17/04/16Fianna Fáil emerges as most popular party in wake of General Election
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Pre Election Opinion Poll 2 February 2016
20/02/16Independents and Fianna Fail benefit as Sinn Fein and Labour slip.
Latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Pre Election Opinion Poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll February 2016
6/02/16Fine Gael stumbles as campaign kicks off.
Check out the latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll for February
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll January 2016
16/01/16Kenny in pole position as he hits home straight.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll January 2016
Local Authority Tenants’ Satisfaction Survey
7/01/16Local Authority Tenants’ Satisfaction Survey, conducted on behalf of the National Audit and Oversight Commission (NOAC)
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll
12/12/15Big increase in Fine Gael support – Behaviour & Attitudes/ Sunday Times poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll November
14/11/15Left wing groupings dominate Independents Bloc
RTÉ & BBC B&A Cross Border Survey – Charted Report
5/11/15All Ireland Survey reveals the same Social Values North and South of the Border
RTÉ & BBC B&A Cross Border Survey – Charted Report
RTÉ & BBC B&A Cross Border Survey – Tabular Report
5/11/15All Ireland Survey reveals the same Social Values North and South of the Border
RTÉ & BBC B&A Cross Border Survey – Tabular Report
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll October
19/10/15All still to play for in pre-budget poll.
The latest Sunday Times and Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll for October.
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll August
22/08/15Fine Gael support increases
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll July
18/07/15Independents surge in latest Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes poll
Sunday Times / Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll June 2015
21/06/15Fianna Fail support picks up as Government falters.
Read our Sunday Times Opinion Poll for June 2015
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll, 1st – 11th May 2015
17/05/15Marriage Referendum on course to pass.
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll, 9th – 17th December 2014
5/01/15Tentative Optimism As We Enter 2015
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Opinion Poll 14th-22nd October
25/10/14Controversies take their toll as support for Adams and Kenny plummets
Behaviour & Attitudes Poll predicts precise outcome of referendum
23/06/12Behaviour & Attitudes Poll predicts precise outcome of referendum
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes
23/05/12Yes Vote consolidates as understanding of Treaty increases…
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes
6/04/12EU Treaty Referendum result hangs in the balance
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes
13/02/12Sinn Féin emerges as second biggest Party in the State. .
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Post-Budget Poll
23/12/11Financial Concerns weigh heavily on voters…
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes October Poll
23/10/11Gallagher leads the field with Higgins still within striking distance…
Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes August Poll
7/09/11Results from Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes inaugural opinion poll
Labour Party support declines while Michael D. Higgins leads the Presidential race
Irish Times Social Poll
24/09/10Today is the third and final day’s coverage of the 2010 Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Social Poll. The focus of this final installment is on those elements of our value system which the body politic has a direct influence on. At the broadest level, those polled were asked to rank in order of importance to them a list of seven issues of socio-political concern.
Irish Times Social Poll
24/09/10Thursdays coverage of the Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Social Poll is the second in a three part series which explores in more detail people’s feelings about religion and morality, with a view to understanding how they are coping with this aspect of their lives as the Catholic Church continues to lose its moral authority in this country.
Irish Times Social Poll
15/09/10Wednesdays coverage of the Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Social Poll is the first in a three part series which deals with the issues of sex and relationships, religion and morality.
Irish Times Social Poll – Saturday
24/11/09Recession affecting all parts of society – more than eight in ten people surveyed want Ireland Inc to start believing in itself again.
Irish Times Social Poll – Monday
24/11/09Relying on family, friends and ourselves – there is limited public faith in the ability of the church or State to guide us through recession.
Irish Times Social Poll – Tuesday
24/11/09Personal savings used to survive lean times – poll’s findings suggest that, on average, every Irish adult has €8,000 in savings on deposit.
Irish Times Social Poll – Wednesday
24/11/09People prepared for long period of austerity – half of those surveyed feel the economy will be in a worse position this time next year.
The Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Women Today Poll
24/10/07This report is based on the findings of the inaugural Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Social Poll. Conducted exclusively on behalf of the Irish Times, the Social Poll covers the views, opinions and behavioural patterns of women in Ireland today.
Nice Referendum 2
24/10/02The first Nice Referendum was defeated and yet, a short time later, the 2nd Referendum was carried. This report examines why people voted as they did.
The Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Men Today Poll
11/06/00This report is based on the findings of the inaugural Irish Times/Behaviour & Attitudes Social Poll. Conducted exclusively on behalf of the Irish Times, the Social Poll covers the views, opinions and behavioural patterns of men in Ireland today.
