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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Dáil Privilege and Publication
Dr Seán Ó Conaill While the political fall out from Denis O’Brien’s legal action and the subsequent comments made by Catherine Murphy in the Dáil continues to gather steam there remains a lot of uncertainty about the exact constitutional … Continue reading
The Marriage Referendum on ConstitutionProject.ie
With the broadcast moratorium now in effect citizens have some breathing space to reflect on the Marriage Referendum before polling closes tomorrow. ConstitutionProject.ie, through Dr Conor O’Mahony, Dr Laura Cahillane and Dr Seán Ó Conaill, has engaged with many aspects … Continue reading
The Wisdom of Crowds: Legal Opinions on Surrogacy, DAHR and the Marriage Referendum
Dr Conor O’Mahony The campaign around the referendum on marriage equality has seen technical argument around the interpretation of the Irish Constitution rear its head in places it is not often seen, whether in the media, the barroom or the … Continue reading
Answers to Marriage Referendum Questions posed on RTÉ’s Prime Time
Dr Laura Cahillane appeared on last night’s Prime Time as part of a panel of experts which included David Langwallner and Dr David Kenny and the Chair of the Referendum Commission Mr Justice Kevin Cross. The footage can be viewed here (the segment … Continue reading