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    1. cinclushibernicus on

      SF are at half what they were at their peak in terms of polling. Mary Lou surely has to be under pressure to step down as leader before the election is called

    2. marquess_rostrevor on

      I’m old enough to remember when SF were top of the tree by a mile.

      I’m only a toddler.

    3. boardsmember2017 on

      Interested to know who takes part in these polls? The polls associated with referendum were way off IIRC.

      If the polls results play out like that post election then we are not a serious bunch of people and deserve everything we get.

    4. cjamcmahon1 on

      Harris will think he can cobble something together without FF at this rate

    5. He’s got to go for an election post budget, what’s the benefit in staying?

    6. fedupofbrick on

      SF really made a bollocks of it. Claiming to be an All ireland party but doing stuff in the north they wouldn’t do in the Republic

    7. MeinhofBaader on

      SF only have themselves to blame. They failed to produced concrete policy in time, and when they did, it was hard to see daylight between them and the current government. No wonder the independents ate their lunch.

    8. Storyboys on

      It will be a great day when the public realise that polls carried out by The Irish Times, The Independent, and the Sunday Times aren’t worth a wank.

    9. Pointlessillism on

      Anyone saying this cannot possibly be true and it must be a fault of the polling needs to remember that SF got 11.8% of first prefs in the locals in June. 

    10. IntentionFalse8822 on

      Mary-Lou has to go this week. The poll numbers have been in freefall since her return from illness. This is basically the last chance before a post budget election. The party leadership can meet and mandate one candidate for the leadership so it could all be effectively done and dusted in a week.

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