Taoiseach: Dutch vote a significant setback

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, has expressed disappointment with the Dutch electorate's decision to vote 'no' to the proposed EU Constitution.

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, has expressed disappointment with the Dutch electorate's decision to vote 'no' to the proposed EU Constitution.

Around 62% of voters rejected the documented in a referendum yesterday, raising further questions about whether it can ever be implemented.

Responding to the vote, Mr Ahern said it was a significant setback.

Over the weekend, the French also rejected the constitution, which must be ratified by all 25 EU member states before it can take effect.

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