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Poll: Should referendum groups be allowed campaign to secondary school students?

Pro Life Donegal urged principals of schools to get religion teachers to show an hour long video featuring images of aborted foetuses.

THE IRISH SECOND-Level Students’ Union (ISSU) has urged a pro-life group not to lobby schools to show a video which explains abortion in graphic detail.

Pro Life Donegal wrote to principals of schools to get religion teachers to show an hour long video featuring images of aborted foetuses.

The president of the ISSU said it has no affiliation to either side of the debate.

The Irish Times reported that the Department of Education said it has no plans to issue guidelines to schools about the referendum and that it would not be “normal practice” to do so.

So this morning we want to know: Should referendum groups be allowed campaign to secondary school students? 


Poll Results:

No (10574)
Yes (1313)
No opinion (236)

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