Is there a place in the usa where the irish can vote on the lisbon treaty??? i know the embassy but where else

Question

i live in pennsylvania

Answer 1

Irish people living abroad can't vote in Irish elections or referenda unless they're working for a consulate or the spouse of a consulate employee.  

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/catego...

But you might want to check with your nearest embassy, a list of Irish consulates in the US:

http://foreignaffairs.gov.ie/home/index....

Answer 2

it's Mexico city.......

Answer 3

hang on why should you get a vote, you don't live in Ireland, are you not American ?? this issue concerns the people that live in Ireland not the folk who have left

Answer 4

If you live in philli then there is the IRish club, and they hold voting there!

Answer 5

Irish people had developed 'the Shillong', ' old capital' of 'olden Assam'; please go-through the history of Shillong; 'Khasi' 'tribe' are educated about 80%,  very good / nice population and they taught ' the dignity of labour' in Shillong, near 'DONBOSCO', THE CHURCH AND SCHOOL, my friends 'Khasis'; Christeins explained to me, for four years DURING 1963 -1967,  in Shillong; 'HOW CAN I FORGET IT' ! My hats are lying-down 'low' !