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Home > Research Archive > Global Government > Few Irish back EU treaty in poll
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Tuesday, 06 November 2007

Few Irish back EU treaty in poll

'Just 25% of Irish citizens polled in a survey say they would vote Yes in a referendum on the new EU Reform Treaty. The TNS mrbi poll, commissioned by the Irish Times, indicated a sharp drop in Yes voters compared with a poll on the now defunct EU Constitution in 2005. Some 62% of Irish respondents said they were undecided on the EU Reform Treaty, agreed in Lisbon last month. The poll showed 13% intending to vote No. If Irish voters reject the treaty they could throw EU reforms into disarray.'

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