Organisation to promote justice, peace and human rights in Ireland and worldwide.

Committed to the principles of peace and friendly co-operation among nations founded on international justice, as set out in article 29 of the Constitution of Ireland.

Thomas Legge of the Irish Institute of European Affairs argues that small nations will change EU institutions. (PDF)

A network of critical and constructive analysis.

Information on the Treaty of Nice for the general public: Layman's guide, questions and answers, links.

Provides summary of the treaty, submissions to National Forum on Europe, and information about previous treaties.

The Future of Europe - lectures and a series of short pamphlets addressing the issues, which arose during the Nice referendum campaign.

Believes that Ireland must remain at the heart of the European Union and that the Treaty is necessary to ensure an effective and enlarged Union.

Referendum Bill, Seville Declarations, Nice Treaty Speeches and Statements. Government White Paper on the Treaty of Nice (PDF only) and shorter Information Guide (Text).

An independent review of Irish news and current affairs. Section on the Treaty.

Established to facilitate a broad discussion of issues relevant to Ireland's membership of an enlarging Union, and to consider the range of topics arising in the context of the debate on the Future of Europe.

Jens-Peter Bonde, MEP for the Danish JuneMovement gives his in-depth interpretation of treaty effects, and alternatives. With a preface by Romano Prodi.

An independent body, set up by statute to ensure fairness of public expenditure in referendums, required by Irish Constitution. Primary role is to explain the subject matter of the referendum as simply and effectively as possible; to promote public awareness of the referendum; and encourage the electorate to vote at the poll.

Referendum information from Ireland's state broadcaster.

PDF file of the actual document.

Article from Open Source online encyclopedia.

Leftwing Anarchism and the Nice treaty.