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The Open Europe poll indicates the idea of a second EU vote not popular in Ireland (Photo: Open Europe)

Ireland strongly opposed to Lisbon revote

Almost three quarters of Irish voters are opposed to the idea of a second vote on the EU's Lisbon treaty, according to a fresh poll.

The survey, revealed on Sunday (27 July), was commissioned by the London-based eurosceptic think-tank Open Europe, and carried out among 1,000 respondents between 21 and 23 July, shortly after a visit by French president Nicolas Sarkozy in Dublin.

The leader of France, which currently hold the EU's six-month rotating presidency, last week proposed to...

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The Open Europe poll indicates the idea of a second EU vote not popular in Ireland (Photo: Open Europe)

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