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ALMOST 30% OF people do not know how they will vote in the upcoming referendum on whether to remove the offence of blasphemy from the Constitution.
The latest Amárach/Claire Byrne Live poll for TheJournal.ie found that the majority of people (54%) would vote to remove the offence of blasphemy from the Constitution, compared with just 17% of those who said they would vote ‘No’.
Around 29% said they do not know how they will vote, including more than a third of women and those aged 35-44 (both 35%).
More respondents across all age groups, social classes and genders said they would vote ‘Yes’ than ‘No’.
Men (59%) were more likely to vote ‘Yes’ than women (49%), while those aged 18-24 were less likely to vote ‘Yes’ (48%) than all other age groups, including those over 55 (51%).
More people aged 18-24 (22%) also said they would vote not to remove blasphemy than any other age group, followed by those over 55 (21%).
Meanwhile, well-off voters (20%) said they were more likely to vote against the referendum than those less well-off (13%).
The Claire Byrne Live / Amarách Research Panel consists of over 1,000 Irish adults, all aged 18+. The poll was conducted on Monday 17 September.
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In fairness Gav there still is an awful lot of porn on it.
I remember most of these alright… Just one thing about number 14 though… irlgov looks like it was just one image. must have taken forever to load on a 14.4k modem!
Lycos was the other search engine site.
No P45.net ?
For shame !!
Another was yahoos geocities sites everywhere!
Ah good old geocities, was far better before yahoo bought it and made shite of it
Ah good old geocities, was far better before yahoo bought it and made shite of it….
TheJournal.ie slide put the cherry on the cake :D
Now that’s the Apple I hate and remember well.
I have a hunch that you have an android phone.
Did you ever have to use their products in the 90s?
Indigo….sure wasn’t it better than robbing banks?
Nice little ad for Anglo Irish bank on the 7th picture. Whatever happened them I wonder? I’m sure it’s all swell!
Ask Jeeves was a popular one with me and my chums
Good to see the Irish Independent has decided to stay with the old look and spread it out over all the regional titles they have ruined
Anyone recall flunk.net??
http://www.thickpaddy.com/cv/flunk_net.htm
For people wanting to check out a few old versions of websites for themselves check out http://archive.org/. A great resource for seeing what it was like back then!
Coming in way late with these but one worth doing a comparison on is excite.com. No change at all. The other, hotwired.com, the old search engine is now wired.com. Hotwired was the business in the day.
Anyone know what happened to the people behind hell.com back in the 90′s? That site really pushed the boundaries of what was possible then.
Reminds you of how simple an idea Twitter was.
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