Almost 200 voters are eligible to cast their votes today on the three islands. <\/p>\n
Polling stations on the Mayo islands will be open from 10am to 8pm. <\/p>\n
Voting will begin on the four Galway islands tomorrow morning. <\/p>\n
There are over 1,000 people eligible to vote on the Aran Islands and Inisbofin.Polling stations will be open from 7am to 10pm. <\/p>\n
Sinn Fin leader Gerry Adams issued a final call for a No vote, contesting the Government view that a rejection of the treaty would shut Ireland out of emergency funding should we need it. <\/p>\n
He said the party has sought a judicial review of, what he said was the impression created by the Referendum Commission, that this was the case. <\/p>\n
He denied the move was a last minute stunt and said the step had only been taken this morning on legal advice. <\/p>\n
The United Left Alliance has claimed the result of the Fiscal Treaty Referendum is \"too close to call\". <\/p>\n
At the ULA's final news conference, Richard Boyd Barrett said they were finding it quite hard to find Yes voters, and those they did find were doing so out of fear. <\/p>\n
He said the result was a question of whether fear won out over the chance to reject austerity. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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