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The survey questions were included in the Nationally Representative iReach Consumer Decisions Omnibus run between 22nd of June and the 29th of June and has a 3% Confidence Interval and 95% Confidence Level.
Of those 35% that aren’t pleased with Vardkar replacing Kenny, over half (53%) were not pleased with Varadkar because they did not like the values that he embodies.
Of all respondents, 48% said “His arrival to power proves the positive changes in Irish society in the last years.”
Four out of five (80%) individuals agree that government should make a change regarding corruption, but 52% of people think that Varadkar will have no effect or a negative effect on corruption in his term of leader.
Similarly, around three-quarters (77%) of Irish adults would like to see change on education, but 40% do not think Varadkar will have a positive impact on it.
Four out of five (82%) would like to see government making a change in the Health sector, and 30% think Varadkar will have a positive on health services. 41% of Irish see Varadkar making a positive effect on inequality in Ireland, while 79% of females agree in government making a change in inequality, compared to 68% of males agreeing with a change.
For more information on these research findings please feel free to call iReach on 01-2143740 or email Oisin at oisin.byrne@ireachhq.com
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The survey questions were included in the Nationally Representative iReach Consumer Decisions Omnibus run between 22nd of June and the 29th of June and has a 3% Confidence Interval and 95% Confidence Level.
Liverpool are the Reds = King Kenny (Dalglish) at Number 7
Leinster are the Blues = Jamie Heaslip at Number 8
Ireland are the Greens = Roy Keane at Number 5
Sweeden are the Yellows = Zlatan at Number 9
In our new survey, we found out the point of view of 1000 adults in Ireland about the change in leadership here. Nearly two-thirds (65%) of Irish respondents are pleased with Varadkar’s replacement of Enda Kenny. With a majority (62%) of those that are pleased, agreeing that he “represents modern, diverse and open-minded Ireland.”
Of those 35% that aren’t pleased with Vardkar replacing Kenny, over half (53%) were not pleased with Varadkar because they did not like the values that he embodies.
Of all respondents, 48% said “His arrival to power proves the positive changes in Irish society in the last years.”
Four out of five (80%) individuals agree that government should make a change regarding corruption, but 52% of people think that Varadkar will have no effect or a negative effect on corruption in his term of leader.Similarly, around three-quarters (77%) of Irish adults would like to see change on education, but 40% do not think Varadkar will have a positive impact on it.
71% of respondents like Varadkar’s policy on capitalising Ireland’s opportunities from Brexit. Varadkar looks to take inward investment, trade, and European Agency relocation opportunities.
Four out of five (82%) would like to see government making a change in the Health sector, and 30% think Varadkar will have a positive on health services. 41% of Irish see Varadkar making a positive effect on inequality in Ireland, while 79% of females agree in government making a change in inequality, compared to 68% of males agreeing with a change.
Varadkar also plans to hold a referendum in 2018 to repeal the 8th amendment. Over half of Irish adults are in favour of this (56%), 31% are indifferent and only 13% aren’t in favour.
Leo Varadkar has been in power for just over a month now and has already announced that a referendum will be held in 2018 and is planning to lay out a road map for achieving a low carbon economy. Only time will tell how successful Leo Varadkar will be.
For more information on these research findings please feel free to call iReach on 01-2143740 or email Oisin at oisin.byrne@ireachhq.com
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Leo Varadkar's appreciation for his favorite players highlights his passion for sports and the camaraderie it fosters. 8194 The Importance Of Two Factor Authentication 2Fa For Online Accounts.Html It reflects his ability to connect with people through shared interests, bridging gaps and fostering a sense of unity.
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