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Greek PM Alex Tsipras (top) and Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis voting today

The first results that have come through from the Greek referendum are pointing to a “no” vote after the polls closed at 5pm (Irish time) today.

The Greek government has set up a live website which will update as the results trickle in – it’s showing that with 14.09 per cent of the vote counted, 60.23 per cent voted “no” and 39.77 per cent voted “yes”.

Early Returns Show Greeks Reject Terms of E.U. Bailout (New York Times)

Greece heads towards historic no vote against austerity measures (The Guardian)

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Ah here.

Athens, Greece tonight.

Thanks Tanit Koch

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This afternoon.

Outside the Central Bank, Dame Street, Dublin

A demonstration organised by the Greek Solidarity Committee supporting a NO vote in tomorrow’s  EU bailout referendum.

More as we get it.

Thanks Simon Geraghty, John McD, Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)

Meanwhile…

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This afternoon.

Wolfe Tone statue, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin.

Thanks Ruadhain

 

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