Election result

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Originally Posted by bennocelt

just shows that irish people dont really care about social issues, but just about how much money they can make.

and what about all the bloody nurses.................would bet that a lot of them still voted for FF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that would be so typical!!!

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I would agree with that.

Doesn't matter, that the housing, health service, infrastructure, transport, inflation, pensions are all in crisis, it's all about how many € people get, that decides the election. :rolleyes:

Don't worry, having voted for it to continue, they'll start whinging about it again next week, when it's too late to do anything about it. :rolleyes:

People seem to forget that majority of people did not vote for FF (or PD)

58.4% of the electorate voted against them and that doesn't include all those not bothered/registered to vote. These people are more than likely the ones complaining about things next week

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Originally Posted by dahamsta

Were you going for some kind of unreadability award there or something?

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thanks for that:rolleyes

anyway my "excuse" was 12 hour trip home, no sleep, and ireland-ecuador match
whats yours, apart from the obvious;)

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Originally Posted by Dodge

People seem to forget that majority of people did not vote for FF (or PD)

58.4% of the electorate voted against them and that doesn't include all those not bothered/registered to vote. These people are more than likely the ones complaining about things next week

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thats true enough too, and i agree
but since i was just home on friday, i missed the election, having it on a thursday def affected the turnout

and the postal vote! the only time i hard about that was the day of the deadline on RTE, no chance

are the governement really giving people chances to vote?
should be like in france, etc...spread out over the weekend

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Originally Posted by bennocelt

and the postal vote! the only time i hard about that was the day of the deadline on RTE, no chance...

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I heard the postal vote deadline was the tuesday after election was announced (sunday).

Does anyone know what the turnout was in the end?

I think if they made it easier for people to vote & ensured the electoral register was actually correct we would have a much higher official percentage.