Voters go to the polls in Eighth Amendment referendum Voters will go to the polls today to cast their ballots on whether to replace or retain the Eighth Amendment which provides for the equal ... News • 25 May 18
What are we really voting for at the ballot box? It's hard to understand why voters make the choices they do at the ballot box. But we could start by looking at whether the needs ... Election 2016 • 09 Feb 16
Women vote, stand in Saudi election for first time Saudi Arabian women voted for the first time in local council elections and also stood as candidates, a step hailed by some activists in the ... News • 12 Dec 15
Suu Kyi supporters jubilant after Myanmar vote Supporters of Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi burst into boisterous celebration after the country held its first free nationwide election in 25 years, the biggest ... News • 09 Nov 15
Kenny: No vote on Eighth Amendment before election Taoiseach Enda Kenny has told the Dáil that "there are great sensitivities that need to be carefully considered and there will not be a repeal ... News • 27 May 15
Referendum to abolish Seanad is defeated The referendum to abolish the Seanad has been defeated. 51.7% of votes nationally were against the abolition of the Seanad, with 48.3% in favour - ... News • 05 Oct 13
Islands voting in Children's Referendum Residents of 12 islands around Ireland have voted in the Children's Referendum. News • 08 Nov 12
Egyptians go to the polls to choose new president Egyptians have gone to the polls in a two-day run-off election to choose their first freely-elected president. World • 17 Jun 12
Kenny claims credit rating could be downgraded Taoiseach Enda Kenny has claimed that Ireland's credit rating would be downgraded if the fiscal treaty is rejected in Thursday's referendum. News • 31 May 12
