Her Labour colleague, Minister for Education Jan O’Sullivan, also stressed the importance of getting out the vote on May 22 but was prepared to predict a Yes vote in Limerick City.
Matters could prove more difficult for the government parties in County Limerick, which – as Limerick West – has traditionally been among the more conservative constituencies. The 1995 divorce referendum, for example, scraped through in Limerick East with 50.1% but over 63% of voters in Limerick West rejected the proposal – the fourth highest No vote in the country.
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