DUP support falls after party’s return to Stormont - that's according to latest Lucid Talk poll

DUP support falls after party’s return to Stormont - that's according to latest Lucid Talk poll. Belfast Telegraph's Allison Morris and News Letter's Ben Lowry discuss.

19 February 2024

8 minutes

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DUP support falls after party’s return to Stormont - that's according to latest Lucid Talk poll

This clip is from

The Nolan Show—19/02/2024

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Work on Casement Park begins - but funding to rebuild the stadium has yet to be secured

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This clip is from

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Work on Casement Park begins - but funding to rebuild the stadium has yet to be secured

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