Fianna Fáil and Taoiseach Micheál Martin have seen a drop in their popularity rankings following issues related to Brendan McDonagh's proposed appointment as the housing tsar, which was thwarted due to his high salary. The party and Taoiseach both experienced a decrease in points, while Mary Lou McDonald of Sinn Féin rose in popularity. Housing issues are increasingly on voters' minds, now recognized as the primary concern, overshadowing other issues such as immigration and cost of living, indicating shifting priorities in the electorate.
"Fianna Fáil is down two points at 23pc and the Taoiseach's own personal ranking is down three points to 46pc, following the controversy over Brendan McDonagh's housing tsar appointment."
"Housing has climbed by 12 points, now identified as the biggest issue for voters at 62pc, highlighting growing concerns over the housing crisis."
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