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May 14th, 2012
Against a backdrop of voters in countries across Europe showing signs of a rebellion against austerity, Ireland in contrast appears determined not to rock the boat, with a surge in support for ratifying the Fiscal Stability treaty in today’s poll. This increased support for the Yes camp comes despite the uncertainty that the recent Greek elections and that of Francois Hollande . . .April 30th, 2012
The past two weeks has seen the start of serious campaigning on the EU Treaty with a noticeable shift to news about the No camp. This has involved a series of Trade unions announcing that they are recommending that their members should vote No, and has also included some doubts being thrown on the treaty by Frances Presidential Election, where . . .April 5th, 2012
The latest Paddy Power/ RED C Poll finds that despite the rebellion against the household charge by many voters, support for Fine Gael has risen in this poll, leaving the party close to securing 35% of the first preference vote, which is almost the same share they had at the last election. Part of this must be down to the high . . .March 29th, 2012
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The latest Paddy Power/ RED C poll finds that only 61% of households, that claim they are liable, will pay the household charge, with 39% of those who know they are liable stating that they will not pay the charge. Older voters are more likely to have paid, but almost half of those in the 18-54 year old age groups, who . . .March 26th, 2012
Voting Intention The big change in today’s Sunday Business Post/ RED C poll, taken before the findings of the Mahon Tribunal were announced and conducted just three weeks since the last poll, is the strong gains seen for Fine Gael. It appears that a few weeks of relatively good news stories surrounding the deferral of the bailout payment, positive noises about the . . .March 7th, 2012
A ground-breaking RED C report, in conjunction with the WIN Research Group, on mobile and social media trends around the world shows an explosive growth in smartphone and tablet ownership both worldwide and in Ireland. Globally, smartphone ownership has almost doubled in one year from 19% in 2010 to 35% in 2011. In Ireland, we see an increase in smartphone . . .March 5th, 2012
Confirmation that the imminent EU treaty referendum will take place in Ireland, appears in itself to have helped convince more voters that the Treaty should be passed. In today’s Sunday Business Post/ RED C poll 60% of the electorate, who express an opinion, suggest they will vote in favour of the Treaty. At the same time party support remains relatively stable, . . .February 14th, 2012
The latest Credit Crunch Tracking Report from RED C shows that Irish consumers are resolute in spite of the poorest economic outlook in more than 2 years. This outlook is driven by the European debt crisis, yet another tough budget and rumours of a second bailout for Ireland. The report also shows that consumers continue to hold on to their purse strings . . .January 30th, 2012
Government parties will need to think very carefully how they manage the introduction of a new European Treaty to Ireland, based on the results of today’s Sunday Business Post/ RED C poll; which suggests it could be difficult to win, among an electorate already slightly disenfranchised from the government parties. With their support under pressure, the last thing the Government needs . . .