The party continues to climb in the poll.
Sinn Fein is now almost as popular as Fine Gael and Fianna Fail combined.
Figures in a new poll for the Sunday Times show Mary Lou McDonald's party surging by 6 points to 37 percent approval.
Fianna Fail have slipped three points to 20 percent, with coalition partners Fine Gael remaining unchanged 21 and the Green Party also unchanged at 5.
That means that combined FF and FG have 41 percent support.
Which leaves SF just 4 points short of equalling the two Government parties put together.
? At 37%, Sinn Féin have recorded their highest ever polling result, surpassing the 35% high the party achieved in March 2020 following the last General Election, https://t.co/FtOBUebHzH
— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) November 14, 2021
It's the highest position SF have gotten since the coalition government took office.
Leader Mary Lou McDonald is also doing well in terms of public satisfaction.
She's at 50 per cent, and nine points clear of Micheál Martin, the Taoiseach.
Another two polls today putting Sinn Féin in a strong position to lead the next government. I’m delighted with our progress however we will not be complacent in the coming weeks& months.We’re focussed on providing solutions to the issues facing our citizens and our country. #dubw pic.twitter.com/v2v3rGNDMo
— Paul Donnelly TD (@PaulDonnellySF) November 14, 2021
