Jonathan Saul and Peter Graff in Dublin June 14, 2008
IRISH voters have rejected the European Union's Lisbon treaty in a referendum, the Government acknowledged yesterday, potentially scuppering EU reform plans.
Ireland's Justice Minister, Dermot Ahern, conceded the vote shortly after noon as tallies from around the country showed the treaty had been defeated in an overwhelming number of constituencies. "It looks like this will be a 'no' vote," Mr Ahern said. "At the end of the day for a myriad of reasons the people have spoken."
Irish voters have rejected the European Union's proposed Lisbon Treaty. It could be years before Europe makes another concerted effort at tighter integration -- if it even wants to. [more]
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EU referendum: Ireland votes against Lisbon Treaty
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