Irish elections full of contradictions

IT is right that students and those working away from home should complain about disenfranchisement.

Irish elections full of contradictions

The Irish tradition of holding mid-week elections is perhaps the best way of ensuring an inadequate turnout at the polls.

Holding the general election on a Thursday while at the same time encouraging young people to vote is a glaring contradiction.

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