Ireland sets EU Fiscal Compact Referendum date as 31st May
On this occasion the the EU has coped in advance with the prospect of a referendum rejection by requiring agreement only of those intended to be the victims of the provisions, reduced to a maximum of 12 euro group members from the present total of 17.
Nevertheless the debatte and eventual vote of this most recent Irish referendum, is certain to be of some interest and some of the deal's secret background, details and shenanigans seem certain to be revealed throughout the campaign, so this blog will be following events as they move along, as it has done in all the other many referendums carried out across the EU all so far, without exception completely ignored, when choosing a course other than that supported by the putative tyranny!
A report from the Irish Times this morning is here.
Nevertheless the debatte and eventual vote of this most recent Irish referendum, is certain to be of some interest and some of the deal's secret background, details and shenanigans seem certain to be revealed throughout the campaign, so this blog will be following events as they move along, as it has done in all the other many referendums carried out across the EU all so far, without exception completely ignored, when choosing a course other than that supported by the putative tyranny!
A report from the Irish Times this morning is here.
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