European Union
"Yes" side claiming strong lead in Irish referendum on Lisbon Treaty
The "Yes" side was claiming that an exit poll showed strong support for the European Union's Lisbon Treaty as vote- counting in Ireland's second Lisbon Referendum got under way at 0800 GMT Saturday.
Opposition Fine Gael, who campaigned for a "Yes" vote has claimed that an exit poll shows there has been strong support for the treaty, Ireland's national broadcaster RTE reported.
The party carried out an exit poll using a representative sample of 1,000 voters in 33 locations around the country.
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