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Bruton to face questions over Lisbon rejection 30/10/2008 - 11:46:36 Former Taoiseach John Bruton is due to appear today before the Oireachtas sub-committee examining Ireland's future role in the EU. Mr Bruton is currently the EU's Ambassador to the United States. He will face questions about how Ireland's rejection of the Lisbon Treaty has affected its reputation on the international stage. He will also be asked if the vote has affected Ireland's ability to attract foreign investment.             Related Stories: 13/12/2008: Government to begin selling new Lisbon package 12/12/2008: Angry reaction to prospect of second Lisbon vote 12/12/2008: Cowen confident of winning second Lisbon referendum 12/12/2008: IBEC welcomes agreement on Lisbon assurances 12/12/2008: Agreement reached on Lisbon assurances 12/12/2008: Martin hopeful of agreement on second Lisbon vote 11/12/2008: Second Lisbon poll likely before October 11/12/2008: Cowen to unveil plan for breaking Lisbon stalemate 09/12/2008: Cabinet discusses plan to address Lisbon impasse 05/12/2008: Cowen and Sarkozy to discuss Lisbon stalemate 29/11/2008: Anti-Lisbon group to discuss Ireland’s neutrality 28/11/2008: Anti-Lisbon Treaty campaigners claim report was 'slanted' 28/11/2008: Taoiseach to discuss Lisbon Treaty with Swedish PM 27/11/2008: Libertas targets EU campaign 26/11/2008: Czech court rules in favour of Lisbon Treaty 25/11/2008: Czech court delays verdict on Lisbon Treaty 21/11/2008: Oireachtas committee on Lisbon concludes hearings 21/11/2008: Govt accused of failing to respect Lisbon vote 19/11/2008: Lisbon opponents stage protest at Swedish Embassy 18/11/2008: Ganley: All citizens should have vote on EU constitution

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