Socialist Party in final poster drive before Thursday's EU vote

01/07

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Posters on Dame Street calling for a 'no' vote in Thursday's election, which have appeared over the weekend, use an image from Jaws.

02/07

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New EU Fiscal Treaty placard showing two hurley sticks intended to depict the Labour Party and Fine Gael. The intention is to show that the two government partys will use a 'yes' vote to give more austerity to the Irish people.

03/07

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New EU Fiscal Treaty placard from the Socialist Party at Saint Stephen's Green showing two hurley sticks intended to depict the Labour Party and Fine Gael.

04/07

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New EU Fiscal Treaty placard from the Socialist Party on Dame Street calling for a No vote in Thursday's election.

05/07

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New EU Fiscal Treaty placard from the Socialist Party on Dame Street calling for a No vote in Thursday's election. These posters, which have appeared over the weekend, using an image from Jaws.

06/07

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New EU Fiscal Treaty placard from the Socialist Party on Dame Street calling for a No vote in Thursday's election. These posters, which have appeared over the weekend, using an image from Jaws.

07/07

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A Socialist Party placard on Dame Street notifying of a table-quiz intended to raise funds for a No Vote campaign in the EU Fiscal Treaty Referendum.

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The Socialist Party makes a final poster drive in an attempt to sway voters ahead of Thursday's Fiscal Treaty Referendum. One poster uses an image from the movie Jaws to try to equate a 'yes' vote with peril for Ireland.

The Socialist Party has made a final poster drive in an attempt to sway voters ahead of Thursday's Fiscal Treaty Referendum. One poster uses an image from the movie Jaws to try to equate a Yes vote with peril for Ireland.

The party has organised a fundraising quiz in aid of their No Vote campaign in Mac Turcaills pub on Wednesday evening.