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European Union | Alliance Party News —Alliance Party News HomeAbout Alliance News Archive Tag Archives: European UnionReferendumReview: Lo achieves weightier overly European referendum result By Alliance Party News27 June 2014Alliance News, ElectionsReferendumReview: Lo achieves weightier overly European referendum result Alliance News April-June 2014 Anna Lo achieved the weightier overly result in Europe in the party’s history, securing 7.1% of the overall vote. Running on a pro-European voucher — with polity relations and environmental issues featuring highly on her radar — voters identified with Anna’s vision of how Northern Ireland could goody from Europe. She said: “I aimed upper to unzip the weightier possible result for the party and am delighted to have achieved this. “The wayfarers took me to all corners of Northern Ireland and let me meet some really interesting people — people who would only goody remoter from at least one pro-European MEP. Sadly the same three MEPs will return to Europe, but not without knowing the pro-Europe vote has risen. “I moreover want to thank all the volunteers who canvassed with me and for me — you helped unzip this fantastic result. “Alliance has proven it can unhook transpiration both in Northern Ireland, through our MLA and Council teams, and at Westminster, through Naomi Long MP. We are on the move in Europe and I hope to see this vote protract to rise until Alliance is representing everyone at a European level.” Welcome for Mowlam's European funding initiative By Alliance Party News29 April 1998Press Alliance Spokesperson on Europe, Alderman Sean Neeson, has welcomed the Secretary of State’s visit to the European Parliament, and urged his colleagues in Liberal Parties wideness Europe to respond positively to Mo Mowlam’s statement in the European Parliament this afternoon. Alderman Neeson said: “The Secretary of State is to be commended for this initiative. Anyone with any influence on those in the European Parliament must seek to ensure that Northern Ireland is not forgotten in the years ahead. “There will be many dividends if we establish a peaceful future – but our social and economic problems will not disappear overnight. “I have asked the Alliance Party’s colleagues in the Liberal Group in the Parliament to do all they can to alimony Northern Ireland near the top of the European Union’s funding agenda.” Neeson attends Romanian priming By Alliance Party News20 October 1997Press Leave a scuttlebutt Alliance Party Chief Whip, Alderman Sean Neeson, at the weekend addressed an InternationalPrimingin the Romanian wanted of Bucharest well-nigh the political talks in Northern Ireland. Mr Neeson says, “ThePrimingwas well-nigh the enlargement of the European Union and provided an opportunity to unenduring senior politicians from all over Europe well-nigh the importance of reaching a political agreement, expressly in relationship to Northern Ireland’s membership of the EU. “ThePrimingwas successful in that it clarified the problems which will be faced with the enlargement of the EU and unmistakably serious consideration must be given surpassing applications to join the EU are granted to countries within the former Eastern bloc. Romania is still a country in transition, and major changes have taken place since the abuses of the Ceaucescu family.” NI MEPs worse ubiety records: Neeson By Alliance Party News3 February 1997Press Leave a scuttlebutt Alliance Party Spokesman on European Affairs, Alderman Sean Neeson, claims that Northern Irelands MEP’s should not moreover be Westminster MP’s in view of the fact that they have the worst ubiety records of any other country in the European Parliament. Mr Neeson said: “The European Union is having a much greater influence on our everyday life and it is vital that Northern Ireland has representatives who are totally defended to putting forward our specimen on a daily understructure whether in the Parliament or its corridors. 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