The Green Party has topped the exit polls in Dublin in warning to Leo Varadkar's party (Image: RTE/GETTY)
The support has been widespread across the Republic of Ireland which also accounts for a four percent margin of error. The unexpected results could see a boost in Ireland’s two other constituencies, according to RTE. The Dublin constituency is projected to see a poll-toppling performance from the Green Party’s former junior minister Ciaran Cuffe with a suggested 23 percent first preference vote.
The poll suggests that Sean Kelly from Ireland’s largest party Fine Gael could be re-elected with voters in the South constituency supporting him by 16 percent.
However, Fine Gael’s Mairead McGuiness is likely to top the poll in the Midlands/North West constituency, the research suggests.
The national public service media of Ireland commissioned the RedC exit poll and spoke to 3,230 voters in stations across Ireland.
The nation has 13 European Parliament seats.
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Mr Varadkar warned
