A new poll has shown a swing in favour of the Lisbon treaty in Ireland as the main political parties argue about when would be the best time to hold a second referendum on the document.
According to a survey carried out by the Irish Times newspaper, 51 percent are in favour of the treaty while 33 percent would vote against it.
The result represents an increase of 8 points for the Yes camp since November and a drop of six points for the No camp.
Analysis of the results sugge...
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