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dw-world.de: Libertas leader Declan Ganley walks beside his campaign bus in Dublin, Ireland 10 June 2008. Libertas are campaigning for a NO vote in the Lisbon Treaty referendum which takes place on Thursday 12 June 2008. Ireland is the only EU member state to have a referendum on the treaty dw-world.de

Sarkozy: No "Miracle" in EU Treaty Talks with Irish

dw-world.de
21-Jul-2008
        

Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: The Irish are angered by Sarkozy's suggestions the country needs to vote again French President Nicolas Sarkozy is heading to Dublin to discuss Ireland's rejection of the EU's...

bbc.co.uk: Protesters await President Nicolas Sarkozy in Dublin, 21/07/08 bbc.co.uk

Sarkozy denies pressurising Irish

bbc.co.uk
21-Jul-2008
        

French President Nicolas Sarkozy insists that no EU "solution" will be imposed on the Republic of Ireland to break the Lisbon Treaty impasse. Speaking after talks in Dublin, he said there was "no misunderstanding" about a...

                   

Sarkozy: No 'miracle' cure in EU treaty talks with Irish - Summary

earthtimes.org
21-Jul-2008
        

Dublin - After a good and useful meeting with the Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen, French President Nicolas Sarkozy said there was no miracle solution with a wave of the wand to the impasse caused by the Irish rejection of the...

rte.ie: RTÉ.ie News: Cowen & Sarkozy Dublin news conference rte.ie

Sarkozy in controversial Dublin visit

rte.ie
21-Jul-2008
        

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is in Dublin on a one-day visit dominated by talks on the future of the Lisbon Treaty. He was greeted by Taoiseach Brian Cowen at Government Buildings this afternoon and met the two main...

                   

David Cronin: Nicolas Sarkozy's flying visit to Ireland won't reverse the 'no' vote

guardian.co.uk
21-Jul-2008
        

Nicolas Sarkozy is not interested in respecting the result of the Irish referendum – and Ireland certainly shouldn't apologise for it I spent a glorious afternoon last weekend visiting my fiancee's grandmother in south...

                   

Protests greet Sarkozy on Irish EU treaty visit

tiscali.co.uk
21-Jul-2008
        

By Andras Gergely and Paul Hoskins DUBLIN (Reuters) - Hundreds of protestors greeted French President Nicolas Sarkozy in Dublin on Monday, voicing both anger at his views on Ireland’s rejection of the EU reform treaty and...

                   

Sarkozy faces Irish anger

news24.com
21-Jul-2008
        

Dublin - French President Nicolas Sarkozy is expected to face anger on the streets, and diplomatic annoyance across the table, when he travels on Monday to Ireland to sound out ways of reversing the Irish voters' rejection of...

                   

Protests greet Sarkozy on Irish EU treaty visit

reuters.co.uk
21-Jul-2008
        

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Hundreds of protestors greeted French President Nicolas Sarkozy in Dublin on Monday, voicing both anger at his views on Ireland's rejection of the EU reform treaty and support for his tough stance on world...

'No new treaty planned' - Sarkozy tells opposition leaders

independent.ie
21-Jul-2008
        

The French President has told the leaders of the opposition that there will be no new treaty to replace Lisbon. Nicolas Sarkozy held brief meetings with Enda Kenny and Eamon Gilmore before he left Government Buildings for the...

Sarkozy in controversial visit to Ireland

irna.com
21-Jul-2008
        

French President Nicolas Sarkozy faced accusation of interfering in the internal affairs of Ireland during a controversial visit to Dublin Monday. Outside government buildings, the Campaign Against the European Constitution...