Each month, a survey called Snapshot, operated by Ipsos B&A for the Irish Times, assesses what topics are catching the attention of the populace. The investigation includes the views of 1,000 individuals from all over the nation, aged 15 and above, regarding their observations on the Government’s actions with the inclusion of their opinions. Substantial findings have been documented since the previous July and are published monthly. While the priority concerns fluctuate with each survey, housing and immigration have been constant dominators.
In the last analysis carried out in April, numerous notable events captured the people’s attention, including the installation of a new Taoiseach, the escalation of the Gaza assault, and the launch of the bottle recycling initiative. The focus of the survey was to discern what events were noticed by individuals and their satisfaction level with the Government’s reaction.
Meanwhile, tensions around migration have resulted in a postponement of a meeting between James Cleverly and Helen McEntee. When polled about the Government’s actions, housing emerged as the main concern of voters. Furthermore, Norma Foley voiced that the age verification mechanisms intended to safeguard primary schoolchildren on social media platforms are malfunctioning. The survey was facilitated by Bernice Harrison and orchestrated by Suzanne Brennan.