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This is big. The party membership might just vote against NAMA so they can pull out of government to secure their long term future. Given that FF are so on the nose at the moment it could be in the Greens best interest to jump ship.
And Ben, don’t forget the 2nd Lisbon treaty referendum this Friday – although I think the Yes vote has got it sown up this time round, so it won’t create the same sort excitement as the last vote.
It seems early reports indicating that all signs are pointing to a win for the ‘Yes’ vote in the referendum. RTE reporting strong ‘Yes’ votes in areas that voted strongly ‘No’ last time.
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