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Pre-Implantation Embryos and the Irish Constitution
As we blogged earlier the Supreme Court today decided the case of Roche v Roche concerning, inter alia, the constitutional status of spare embryos created through IVF treatment but not implanted. The … more →
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Pre-Implantation Embryos and the Irish Constitution
F de Londras wrote 3 days ago: As we blogged earlier the Supreme Court today decided the case of Roche v Roche concerning, inter al … more →
Judges' pay: an unnecessary, Government-created controversy
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Rossa McMahon wrote 3 days ago: The political football of judges’ pay has been thrown back on the pitch by Fine Gael. In today … more →
Press Coverage of the gay sperm donor given access to his son
Laura Finlay wrote 1 week ago: From the Irish Times: Gay sperm donor given access to his son MARY CAROLAN LEGAL JUDGMENT: THE SUPRE … more →
Watch the ABC case online.
Laura Finlay wrote 1 week ago: What is the ABC Case? From the IFPA website: Three women, known as A, B and C, are challenging Irela … more →
HRinI Blog Symposium on Carmody v Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform (2009)
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F de Londras wrote 3 weeks ago: Today on Human Rights in Ireland we are delighted to host our first Blog Symposium. Today’s symposiu … more →
ISEL Lecture on Constitutional Courts and the Lisbon Treaty
tanyanim wrote 1 month ago: Given previous commentary on this blog here and by guest contributor Roderic O’Gorman here on … more →
Department of Foreign Affairs and the Sources of International Law
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Aoife O'Donoghue wrote 1 month ago: While searching through the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) website it occurred to me tha … more →
Is Constitutional Revolution Nigh in Ireland?
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F de Londras wrote 1 month ago: Recent weeks and months have seen a seemingly endless stream of proposals emerge for constitutional … more →
The Exclusionary Rule soon to be before the Supreme Court
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yvonnedaly wrote 1 month ago: The case of DPP v Cash is listed for hearing in the Supreme Court on Monday November 16th 2009. This … more →
Valuing the ‘Parent’ within the Home: Proposals in the Renewed Programme for Government
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F de Londras wrote 1 month ago: On the day of the Green Party Convention to consider the proposed revised programme for government w … more →
Why abolish the Seanad?
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Rossa McMahon wrote 2 months ago: Enda Kenny has caused quite a stir with his announcement that Fine Gael would, in government, hold a … more →
The Immigrant Council of Ireland on Housing and the Migrant Vote
Mairead Enright wrote 2 months ago: The Immigrant Council, together with Focus Ireland, has just published ‘Making a Home in Irela … more →
St Patrick and the Chieftains
frangelo wrote 2 months ago: On the great vigil of Easter in 433, which was also March 25th, Feast of the Annunciation, St. Patri … more →
Developments on the Magdalen Laundries Front
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aoifenolan wrote 2 months ago: The campaign for redress and reparations for residents of the Magadalen laundies appears to be gathe … more →
A Constitutional Amendment on Children At Last?
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aoifenolan wrote 3 months ago: RTE reports that Chairperson of the Oireachtas Committee on the Constitutional Amendment on Children … more →
Loose Cannon Law?
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Longman Oz wrote 7 months ago: The Minister for Justice Dermot Ahern put his name to an article in last Friday’s The Irish Times de … more →
Holy Court Case, Batman
Longman Oz wrote 7 months ago: The story doing the rounds today regarding blasphemous libel has been a confusing one. As part of a … more →
The Myth of "Neutrality", Revised
Claire wrote 1 year ago: Article 29.4.11: “No provision of this Constitution invalidates laws enacted, acts done or measures … more →
The Lisbon Treaty and "Neutrality"
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Claire wrote 1 year ago: Political parties campaigning for a Yes vote in the Lisbon Treaty referendum have recently claimed t … more →
