The poll was carried out in Donegal North East. The constituency is currently represented by two Fianna Fail TD's - Dr Jim McDaid and Cecelia Keaveney - and by Independent Fianna Fáil Deputy Harry Blaney.
It indicates that Fianna Fáil will retain its two seats while Independent Fianna Fáil will also hold its seat but with a different candidate.
Harry Blaney's son Niall is running in place of his father, who is retiring. Fine Gael is running two candidates, Sean Maloney - a former Labour election candidate - and Councillor Bernard McGuinness.
The poll shows Fianna Fáil with a 46% share of the vote, which is up by 4%. Fine Gael is also up 4% but the pollsters say that even though their two candidates almost have a quota between them, transfers between the two are not solid. This indicates that Niall Blaney will hold on to the third seat with 20%.
Sinn Féin's vote remains unchanged at 8% while the Labour vote is down 3% on the 1997 election.
