Belfast Telegraph:Irish EU Referendum: Sinn Fein and Fianna Fail clash over Lisbon consequences
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Irish EU Referendum: Sinn Fein and Fianna Fail clash over Lisbon consequences
The Minister for Finance has said that Ireland will have less influence in Europe if the Lisbon Treaty is rejected. Brian Lenihan was attacking the claims of the 'No' campaigners who say that Ireland will lose out by the loss of a commissioner and changes to the manner in which decisions are made. Today's Red C poll in the Sunday Business Post shows support for a 'No' vote at 39% - up six points, but the 'Yes' campaign remains ahead on 42%.
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