Sinn Féin holds meeting on Lisbon

Sinn Féin's executive has been holding meetings in Dublin this afternoon to plan its campaign strategy as polling day in the Lisbon Treaty Referendum draws nearer.

The latest opinion polls show a seven-point jump in the number of undecided voters, while there's been an eight-point drop in support for the treaty.

Sinn Féin is urging voters to reject Lisbon, saying the Treaty has not changed since last year's referendum and will not bring us any closer to economic recovery.

Party leader Gerry Adams said people should not have been asked to vote a second time.