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Ireland: Ireland will have to vote again on Lisbon, says Sarkozy

01 July 2008

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Irish Times (link)

Tony Bunyan, Statewatch editor, comments:

"An unspoken timetable has already been decided in Brussels. In October EU governments will agree on a Declaration to be attached to the Treaty, then it will declared that Ireland will vote again in March next year - and 1st April 2009 has already been pencilled in for the formal adoption of the Treaty."

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