Kenny rules out second Seanad referendum
The Taoiseach's revealed more than half of people were confused by what they were being asked on the referendum to abolish the Seanad.
However, Enda Kenny's ruled out any second referendum to scrap the upper house.
The referendum commission conducted research in the wake of the results of the two recent referendums which saw the people vote to save the upper house and to establish the court of appeal.
That report was presented to Cabinet yesterday and is to be published.
But, in an interview this evening Enda Kenny's revealed there was a high level of confusion:
Despite that however, Kenny has decided not to try a re-run of the vote and to work with political leaders on a process of reform.
