Irish sceptical of enlargement but still big fans of Brussels

THE Irish are losing their enthusiasm for EU enlargement despite being among the most enthusiastic supporters of the union.

This latest Eurobarometer shows the union’s popularity at a ten-year high and growing support for the troubled draft constitution, including a jump in Ireland.

The Irish are the most appreciative of the benefits of being a member of the bloc, while the Hungarians are the least impressed.

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