Niall Boylan

And even that one, by the way, is open to question.

There is an unsettlement.

And if you look, say, for example, nearly 80% of people would like to see Micheál Martin gone before November.

46% want him gone now.

The rest want him gone before November 2027.

That's quite concerning, too, for Micheál Martin and for Fianna Fáil.

You can see directly where those votes from Independent Ireland and ANTU have come from.

They've come from Fianna Fáil.

And that comes directly back to what happened two weeks ago or three weeks ago at the protest.

Well, it's my take on it.

I mean, we've seen people like Richard O'Donoghue from Independent Ireland, Michael Collins, Michael Fitzmaurice, Padraig Toby and Paul Wallace from A&2.

We've seen them there on the front line caring about the people, whereas people have this perception that the government are disconnected from them.

that they don't really care about them too much anymore.

And even, for example, Jim O'Callaghan has lost huge popularity as a replacement for Micheál Martin in this poll.

He's down 22% to 38%.

He would have been way up there, and I had a lot of hope for Jim O'Callaghan.

I think he's a nice guy.

I think he's good at his job.

I think he wants to be good at his job.

I think he's a bit restricted, to be honest with you.