I’ll be voting no because I believe incorrectly that the treaty contains something about water charges and have a vague misunderstanding that bankers have somehow wronged me.

Voting NO will certainly damage investment, perhaps you should listen to the organisations who actually deliver investment and jobs, rather than spin from socialists and those who spent decades trying to destroy this state

Greece will be gone from the Euro by the end of the year. Spain, Italy, Portugal and ourselves will come under massive market pressure, as the markets will look at who is next. The ECB/EU will have to either step up, defend the Euro, via massive stimulus and funding, debt write downs etc or the currency will break up.

This treaty was dead and irrelevant when it was designed, it is not just a pathetic distraction to the financial crisis.

Sorry Stephen, you’re wrong. Voting No protects jobs and encourages investment!

Your comment is quiet ironic Stephen, given your prominent membership of FF. Others may have tried to destroy the state, but FF were the only ones to pull it off and they and their donors profited hansomely by doing so.

FF broke the back of the SME sector in the 50′s, the early 70′s and their global record setting collapse in the last decade.

For people who are self employed but rely on the sweat of their brow, rather than party connections to make their living, it is best to avoid FF at all costs.

In a nutshell, the likely consequences of exiting the Euro. Short term pain followed by growth.
Likely consequences of remaining in. Short term pain followed by long term pain.
http://businessetc.thejournal.ie/the-single-image-that-explains-what-happens-if-we-leave-the-euro-308879-Dec2011/

You know the referendum isn’t on leaving the Euro… right?

Mr Gilmore is campaigning on a platform that he will rebuild Irelands economy on the back of a stable Euro. In fact, the Euro is inherently unstable and Irelands economy would be better served outside the Euro.
“What we are doing is doing our normal business and we are campaigning for a yes vote because we have to have stability in the euro in order to build our economic recovery,” Eammon Gilmore

The problem of the Pigs and the Euro are not going away.

Greece has to cut to a depth 3 times greater than any country has ever done. It will ensure an economic collapse, a societal collapse.

It and about 6 other countries are in a currency block that does not suit their economic needs, never have and never will.