Working-class areas reject treaty

Working-class Dublin joined defiant Donegal in their rejection of the European Fiscal Treaty.

Working-class areas reject treaty
Fri, 01 Jun, 2012 - 18:51

Working-class Dublin joined defiant Donegal in their rejection of the European Fiscal Treaty.

Out of Ireland’s 43 constituencies, only three in the capital and two in the far north-west returned an overall No vote.

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