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Tallys & Results in the morning.

floydmoon1 · 2009-10-03 01:27:39

So who here will be at the count.Would be good to update boards with both tallys and official results from each count center.I will be in the Clare one hopefully so I can cover that.

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03-10-2009 2:27am

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So who here will be at the count.Would be good to update boards with both tallys and official results from each count center.I will be in the Clare one hopefully so I can cover that.

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#2 03-10-2009 2:34am
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that would be a grea idea if a few guys could give updates or whatever! ill do my best to get to the waterford one but i have a couple of family commitments i dont think i can dodge!

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#3 03-10-2009 9:29am
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Live updates from the counts here: http://www.scribblelive.com/Event/Lisbon_2_Count_Day_Liveblog

Galway city early boxes suggest 5-6% swing to YES side. #lisbon

My 1st box is from Stoneybatter in Dublin Central. 2:1 in favour of yes #lisbon
by aoifecarroll via twitter at 9:27 AM

via @JoeJ at RDS - tally numbers: "First box 102 yes, 153 no, dublin north"
by Alexia Golez at 10/3/2009 8:27:04 AM9:27 AM

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#4 03-10-2009 9:50am
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According to those tallies it is looking very good for the YES side.

Galway city going 60% Yes

Parts of Tallaght 55% Yes

Dublin Central 55% Yes

Its hard to see how a there can be a No win from those figures.

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#5 03-10-2009 9:54am
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Some boxes in Dublin North are still showing a No vote in fairness.

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#6 03-10-2009 9:57am
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http://www.irishtimes.com/indepth/lisbon2009/

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#7 03-10-2009 10:00am
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Euro_Kraut wrote: »

According to those tallies it is looking very good for the YES side.

Galway city going 60% Yes

Parts of Tallaght 55% Yes

Dublin Central 55% Yes

Its hard to see how a there can be a No win from those figures.

Is it possible to get a link please.

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#8 03-10-2009 10:02am
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USE wrote: »

Is it possible to get a link please.

As posted earlier: http://www.scribblelive.com/Event/Lisbon_2_Count_Day_Liveblog

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RTE reporter in Cork centre did her own impromptu tally of three geographicaly spread boxes and they are running in favour of yes by around 60/40

NW boxes opened so far show 2/1 yes so far. Apartantly "Corrrr" are causing some agrro at the count.

Cork city early boxes 60/40
Limerick boxes mixed, yes in country areas and middle class urban, no in working class
Waterford boxes 70% yes so far, early days though

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#10 03-10-2009 10:13am
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Donegal North West is looking 50/50. Might be the only place to return a NO vote. Even still were are looking at about a 15% swing to Yes there.

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#11 03-10-2009 10:13am
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Just back from Clare count centre . My tally of about 400 votes was about 66 -33 in favour of yes

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Dublin SW - biggest no % last time, voting yes.

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Looking like 60-64% YES over the country. Very well distributed YES vote and taking them together is that it will be a YES.

It's all over.

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The Coir people have conceded defeat according to scribblelive..

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i look forward to seeing the final result,lets hope we all made the right decision

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Plus Ganley making a statement @ 11am suggests a yes.

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The flag should be at half mast. The patriot dead will be turning in their graves. Shame on the traitors. They are no better than Castle Catholics. Traitors to the Irish nation. Quislings each and every one of you.

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PaulieD wrote: »

The flag should be at half mast. The patriot dead will be turning in their graves. Shame on the traitors. They are no better than Castle Catholics. Traitors to the Irish nation. Quislings each and every one of you.

Need a hug?

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Yeah. I just got a job offer. It's working already :pac:

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PaulieD wrote: »

The flag should be at half mast. The patriot dead will be turning in their graves. Shame on the traitors. They are no better than Castle Catholics. Traitors to the Irish nation. Quislings each and every one of you.

.... Horsesh!t !!

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Euro_Kraut wrote: »

Need a hug?

A revolution.

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COUCH WARRIOR wrote: »

Yeah. I just got a job offer. It's working already :pac:

Congrats. You'll be on €1.84 a hour though.

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PaulieD wrote: »

The flag should be at half mast. The patriot dead will be turning in their graves. Shame on the traitors. They are no better than Castle Catholics. Traitors to the Irish nation. Quislings each and every one of you.

LOL, P.ie is over there ->

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Now that we have Lisbon and Nama we just have to bend over for a 3rd time now for the budget in December

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bauderline wrote: »

.... Horsesh!t !!

The country has been sold out and for what? Horsesh!t about jobs and prosperity. Neither of which, have anything to do with Lisbon. The people were scared stifless into voting Yes.

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PaulieD wrote: »

A revolution.

A revolution against the democratic will of the people?

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PaulieD wrote: »

The country has been sold out and for what? Horsesh!t about jobs and prosperity. Neither of which, have anything to do with Lisbon. The people were scared stifless into voting Yes.

Was I scared into voting for these reasons?

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EF wrote: »

Now that we have Lisbon and Nama we just have to bend over for a 3rd time now for the budget in December

And savage cuts in the public sector, more job losses, mortgage defaults etc etc. The idiots think by voting Yes everything will go back to 2004-2007. More SUVs, property price rises, more sun holidays.

They have been sold a pup, yet again. This will be an absolute disaster for the country, we were swindled over Nice, but we aint seen nothing yet.

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Euro_Kraut wrote: »

A revolution against the democratic will of the people?

Now you are embracing democracy. Bit late in the day for that, quisling.

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PaulieD wrote: »

And savage cuts in the public sector, more job losses, mortgage defaults etc etc. The idiots think by voting Yes everything will go back to 2004-2007..

Erm, no they dont. Stop making up things.

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turgon wrote: »

Erm, no they dont. Stop making up things.

What's that? A NO voter being disingenuous?

:eek:

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