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Category Archives: Constitutional History
The Revised Irish Wording for the Marriage Referendum – An Analysis
Dr Seán Ó Conaill The Government has decided to revise the Irish wording for the Marriage Referendum after criticism over the first version published. In preparing the first draft particular wording and phrasings were used in an effort to avoid … Continue reading
The Irish Wording of the Marriage Referendum
Dr Seán Ó Conaill Leagan Gaeilge le Fáil Anseo / Irish language version of this piece is available here Much attention has been paid to the Irish wording of the proposed marriage referendum after a piece appeared in the Irish … Continue reading
Thoughts on the Irish Free State Constitution, 90 years on
We have just celebrated the 90th anniversary of the first Constitution of the modern Irish State. Dr Laura Cahillane gives some brief thoughts on that document … These days when the Constitution is mentioned, it is usually with regard to … Continue reading
Videos of the 1922 Constitution Event
Professor David Gwynn Morgan The Separation of Powers in the Irish Free State Constitution: Real or Imaginary? Dr Neil Buttimer The Irish Version of the 1922 Constitution: Beginning a Linguistic Tradition Dr Laura … Continue reading
90th Anniversary of 1922 Constitution Event
On 6th December 2012, we celebrated 90 years since the enactment of the Irish Free State Constitution and the birth of the modern Irish State. Our four speakers combined to give a fascinating insight into this forgotten document. Professor David … Continue reading