GE Exit Poll 10 pm

FrancieBrady

Michael's Taoiseachship disappearing into the mist.

I thought FG might close the gap and they have.

gmisk

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Sinn Fein headquarters in party mode right now.

I would doubt it...they are probably kicking themselves for running so few candidates! Real opportunity missed

Atlantic Dawn

So much for the Greens, thanks be to jaysus.

macwal

The Rape of Lucretia wrote: »

22% for SF!!!! What the f is wrong with the Irish ????

Fupping millenials.

Banana Republic.

Hurrache wrote: »

FG more transfer friendly.

More or less cause they are in current government and I would think this is down to ppl picking their individuals towards actual parties.

martingriff

Zetor19 wrote: »

This is hilarious. A big fcuk you to rte and Denis o brien.

How

Jinglejangle69

Zetor19 wrote: »

This is hilarious. A big fcuk you to rte and Denis o brien.

Emmm no.

ninebeanrows

Leo still has a chance.

He will be happy

Hurrache

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

FF-FG confidence & supply again?

I think so, some form of unity government anyway. Even if one party got the support of all the other rag tags I don't think they could get a majority going.

Plus SF don't have enough candidates anyway to match the numbers of the other 2 if it all translated into seats.

Westernyelp

The Rape of Lucretia wrote: »

22% for SF!!!! What the f is wrong with the Irish ????

We have woken up

ismat

The country has a serious problem if 22% are voting for Sinn Fein. A sad day

namloc1980

The Rape of Lucretia wrote: »

22% for SF!!!! What the f is wrong with the Irish ????

Decades of failed policies from FF AND FG

no.8

The Rape of Lucretia wrote:

22% for SF!!!! What the f is wrong with the Irish ????

A lot tbh

McMurphy

There has been a big emphasis for SF voter's to transfer left too don't forget, so the next few days will be fierce interesting.

blackcard

Zetor19 wrote: »

This is hilarious. A big fcuk you to rte and Denis o brien.

Get back to trying to troll the rugby thread

Bullocks

Better Than Christ wrote: »

Penalty shootout.

We all know what party likes a shootout

velo.2010

Same again for another couple of years. Neither FF or FG will work with Sinn Fein. However, if there is more of the same, that could lead to Sinn Fein being the biggest party after the next election.

whatawaster

STB. wrote: »

FF numbers underestimated as people feel embarrassed about admitting it!!


And to think that RTE originally didn't think it worthy to invite Mary Lou to the leaders debate!

That was 2011 and 2016. It's equally possible people are ashamed to admit vote for FG based on their govt performance in the last 9 years, and SF given historical issues.

Banana Republic.

macwal wrote: »

Fupping millenials.

Ppl want change, simple as.

Lundstram

Westernyelp wrote: »

We have woken up

Please go back to sleep.

dxhound2005

Roughly SF plus 9%, FG minus 3, and FF minus 2 since since 2016.

johnmcdnl

gmisk wrote: »

I would doubt it...they are probably kicking themselves for running so few candidates! Real opportunity missed

Still don't think they'll pick up the transfers the way FF and FG will so perhaps better fro them to lock in the safe seats rather than gambling on trying to get multiple seats.

Hurrache

Lundstram wrote: »

How in the name of Jesus are FF doing so well! Short memories. Sickening.

Aren't people arguing that you should forget SFs past?

pimpmyhat

ismat wrote: »

The country has a serious problem if 22% are voting for Sinn Fein. A sad day

Your the one with the problem.

Millionaire only not

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Sinn Fein headquarters in party mode right now.

Sure will another 5 years in opposition , talking ****e cos that’s all there good for opposition!

ricero

Amazing from Sinn Fein. They will be the majority party in Ireland within the decade.

Green wave my arse.

Westernyelp

Lundstram wrote: »

Please go back to sleep.

too late, buddy, embrace it

gmisk

johnmcdnl wrote: »

Still don't think they'll pick up the transfers the way FF and FG will so perhaps better fro them to lock in the safe seats rather than gambling on trying to get multiple seats.

They won't but could have got quite a few more seats still...missed opportunity.
Transfers gonna be so interesting tomorrow.

devnull

It's only an exit poll, I have to say I doubt it will be like that in the end result, think FF have been underestimated and SF overstimated.

FF/SF coalition most likely if not a confidence and supply.

STB.

Thats a massive first preference percentage for SF in the 18-24 year olds.