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Daily Archives: April 28, 2014

Open Government Partnership (OGP) Europe Regional Meeting in Dublin 8 & 9 May

posted on behalf of DPER The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Mr Brendan Howlin T.D., will host the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Europe Regional Meeting in Dublin Castle on 8 & 9 May. The agenda comprises both working group and plenary sessions addressed by a range of invited experts from across Europe and will…

April 28, 2014 in Uncategorized.

The Pre-Election Polls: Constitiuency-level analyses of the late April and May opinions polls

Adrian Kavanagh, first posted 28th April 2014, with later updates A series of opinion polls published in the weeks leading up to the May 23rd Local and European elections brought further bad news for the government parties, while offering very positive messages for the Independents and Others grouping and for Sinn Fein in the lead up to…

April 28, 2014 in opinion polls.

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