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.
B&A Consumer Confidence Tracker October 2017
7/11/17Consumer confidence is showing modest recovery after mid year declines
The modest improvement in consumer confidence is being driven by improved optimism among Dubliners, as the gap between Dublin and outside Dublin remains. However, those outside Dublin are also expressing some areas of improved confidence in the country’s economic future.
At countrywide level positivity towards the value of personal assets is showing a positive trend and is gradually trending upwards among both Dubliners and those living outside of the capital (most likely due to rising property value), but we are not quite at 2006 levels (yet!).
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.
B&A Consumer Confidence Tracker July 2017
3/08/17Dubliners are bracing themselves for the future
Dubliners have driven a decline in the high levels of optimism experienced during the first quarter of 2017.
The Dublin centred dip in consumer confidence which followed the Brexit vote has returned and Dubliners confidence in the country’s economic future has reduced considerably, versus early 2017 levels. Albeit, confidence has also reduced outside of Dublin but to a lesser degree.
