Taoiseach awaiting legal advice on referendum possibility

The Government is getting legal advice on whether Ireland needs a referendum on a new European treaty as part of a plan aimed at solving the debt crisis and saving the euro.

The Government is getting legal advice on whether Ireland needs a referendum on a new European treaty as part of a plan aimed at solving the debt crisis and saving the euro.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny said Attorney General Marie Whelan will have to forensically examine a fiscal union deal struck at a European summit.

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