Yes and No sides in Irish Referendum Campaign on Lisbon Referendum, main points of Lisbon Treaty and analysis of reasons for voting for or against

1. ISET European Interdisciplinary Seminar Series London Metropolitan University Autumn 2008 Transformations of Citizenship New Europe or the Return of the Repressed? Post-national Entities and Old Atavisms – the case of the Irish vote on the Lisbon Referendum 28 October 2008 Piaras Mac Éinrí University College Cork

12. Irish Society for Christian Civilisation Nine reasons for voting no (reason no 5) 5. The amended Treaties, for the first instance in an international juridical document, impose the parity between men and women in all areas Bending its knee before the radical feminist lobby, very active inside of the Convention which wrote the Charter of Fundamental Rights, its article 23 states that “Equality between women and men must be ensured in all areas, including employment, work and pay”. Note clear evidence of translation from French source

21. People before Profit

23. Peace and Neutrality Alliance (PANA)

26. USA libertarian right

28. Cóir, again

29. European Parliament 19 June: Kathy Sinnott with UKIP colleagues

30. Progressive Democrats, right of centre member of Government

31. “ Ireland’s good (is) Europe’s good”

32. Labour Party website

33. Irish Business and Employers Confederation

34. Fianna Fáil, main party in Government

35. Youth Branch, Fine Gael, main opposition party