FF ignored the will of the people before

IF Fianna Fáil are not happy with the result of the elections for the 31st Dáil, why don’t they seek to have a re-run?
Mon, 14 Mar, 2011 - 00:00
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After all, Fine Gael and Labour could have no objection. The precedent has been set.

They all had no problem ignoring previous votes and rerunning decisions of the people in the Nice and Lisbon Treaty referendums.

Pádraig Ó Laimhín

Foxford

Co Mayo

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