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Constitution

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Solicitors want a Yes vote in divorce referendum
'The banks are dictating what happens': TDs say government relying on 'constitution' card to block vulture funds Bill
Government announces wording of amendments for the divorce referendum
Divorce referendum: Voters will be asked whether to delete 'living apart period' from Constitution
Referendum on divorce could be delayed, warns Taoiseach
These are the referendums coming up in 2019 - and a few after that
Cuba to scrap same-sex marriage language from new constitution, official says
Justice minister to seek fast-tracking of blasphemy Bill
Committee backs changes to ‘women’s place in the home' section of Constitution
The Irish people have voted to remove blasphemy offence from the Constitution
Should children born in Ireland to foreign parents be deported?
Anthony Moore
Most people are against Irish citizens in the North voting for the Irish president
Blasphemy Bill passes through Oireachtas ahead of referendum next month
'Sexist, outdated, and going to go' - TDs clash over what's next for 'women in the home' section of Constitution
Poll: Should reference to women's 'life within the home' be removed from Constitution?
Government accused of trying to 'press gang' committee to delete Constitutional women in the home reference
Referendum on 'women's life within the home' to be held in October
Opinion: 'My tiny family is not a family in the eyes of Bunreacht na hÉireann'
Sinéad Gibney
Q & A: What do you want to know before voting in the Eighth Amendment referendum?
From 1983 to 2018: A history of the Eighth Amendment
Varadkar says Coveney's call for two-thirds majority lock in abortion law is unconstitutional
Irish judges defend High Court judge against 'unacceptable' personal attacks from Polish media
What the 'unborn' ruling means for the Eighth Amendment referendum
Supreme Court rejects definition of 'unborn' as an unborn child in Constitution
Supreme Court dismisses Pro Life Campaign request to become adviser in 'defining the unborn' case
Supreme Court to decide whether Pro Life Campaign can be an advisor in the 'defining the unborn' case
Leo Varadkar says he will campaign to liberalise Ireland's abortion laws
Eighth Amendment Committee to recommend straight repeal
Spain's government has stripped Catalonia of its 'autonomous powers'
Dáil defeats Bill that would make housing a constitutional right
Candidate shot dead as Venezuelans line up to vote in controversial election
Taoiseach gives first response to Citizen's Assembly vote, says committee now being set up
Poll: Do you agree with the Citizens' Assembly recommendation to replace - not repeal - the Eighth?
'There’s a strong chance the Assembly won’t recommend repealing the Eighth Amendment outright'
Eoin Daly
The Irish Constitution still makes reference to woman's place in the home
Angela Kerins loses her case for damages against the Public Accounts Committee
Pat Hickey still in Rio as OCI prepares for release of report
Man charged with urinating in public granted leave to appeal constitutionality of decision
A date for the blasphemy referendum still hasn't been decided on
Female troops fighting Isis in Syria support the 'Repeal the 8th' campaign - and Dublin Bus drivers