Posts Tagged ‘ Poll ’

Cork South Central

October 11, 2010
By Stephen
Cork South Central

Image via Wikipedia Over the years this blog has payed a great deal of attention to the constituency of Cork South Central. This mainly due to the fact that I am from that particular constituency and for most of my life, I have lived, studied and worked in the Constituency. The Evening Echo had an internal Fine Gael poll at the end of last week. The results made some interesting reading, the figures in brackets are the results from 2007. Simon...

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Europe Day: How it went

May 7, 2010
By Stephen
Europe Day: How it went

So today I took part in the European Movement Ireland poll canvass in Cork on the European Citizens Initiative. A canvass also took place in Galway and Dublin. We got a great reaction from the people in Cork and I heard the same from Galway and Dublin. We were out in our T-shirts handing out lollipops and pens and postcards with the poll on it. (The front of the postcards are the images in this post). Expect to see...

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Should Politicians Use Twitter?

December 15, 2009
By Stephen
Should Politicians Use Twitter?

Image by VitiligoCover via Flickr Two recent events should be highlighted to any politician thinking of using twitter to further their electoral prospects. These two stories do serve as maybe a warning, before the commit. Case 1: Dale v McCarthy. This case surrounds allegations made by the Hon. Kerry McCarthy, MP for  Bristol East, about the political magazine Total Politics, which is run by tory supporting blogger Iain Dale. I shall leave it to each of them to tell their story. Iain...

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Would you cross a picket?

November 15, 2009
By Stephen
Would you cross a picket?

As some of you are aware I am now (re)employed by Boots. Now union employees have voted for strike action and there could be possible pickets on stores. So I face a dilemma, to cross the picket or not. What would you do?

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Poll:Are You A Climate Change Believer, Agnostic or Skeptic?

July 23, 2009
By Stephen
Poll:Are You A Climate Change Believer, Agnostic or Skeptic?

Yesterday I blogged about how I was a climate change Agnostic and I asked on my facebook status whether people were Climate Change Belivers, Agnostic or Skeptics and I got a few interesting responses so I decided to to widen the audience of question and ask people who read the blog so what are you? <br /> <a href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/1805446/” mce_href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/1805446/”>Are a Climate Change Believer, Agnostic or Skeptic?</a><span style=”font-size:9px;” mce_style=”font-size:9px;”>(<a href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com” mce_href=”http://answers.polldaddy.com”>polling</a>)</span><br /> Feel free to explain your vote in...

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Treaty of Lisbon: Poll

January 29, 2008
By Stephen

I’ve added a poll on the sidebar of the blog (under the social networking profiles). Please if you are reading anything to do with the Treaty of Lisbon please vote!

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Head2Head on Gay Adoption

March 5, 2007
By Stephen

i just got an email about this, the Irish Times has a head to head on Gay Adoption on their website today. Head over and voice your opinion! I’ll post up my comment once it appears Catherine Egan-Morley argues yes, she lives in Co Cork and is executive director of the independent social policy consultancy agency Clarity: Research, Development and Training. Tom O’Gorman argues no, he is a researcher at the Iona Institute. I was torn on this issue...

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