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# Legislation

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Appeal for reptile legislation HERE after tragic Canada deaths
Ronald Reagan could have 3.4 million square miles of ocean named after him
Some welcome President passing abortion bill, others not so much
President signs Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill into law
Company fined for breaching health and safety laws after tragic incident
So what happened when the Council of State was convened in the past?
Lisa McInerney: Pornification of teen sexuality - but we can't just blame porn
Lisa McInerney
Michael Lowry, mortgages and mayors: The week in numbers
Brendan Howlin "had to fight a battle" for new Freedom of Information law
New bill will crack down on 'sham' marriages
Top readers' comments of the week
Mixed reaction from transgender group to gender recognition bill
Nurses and midwives: The HSE is breaking minimum wage law
Top readers' comments of the week
LIVE: Dáil debates abortion bill before final vote
Bid to have rape and incest cases included in bill is defeated
Debate on abortion bill adjourned at 5am
LIVE: Dáil debates abortion bill before final vote
EU regulation of e-cigarettes a step closer
Charities regulator to be in operation by 2014
Lucinda Creighton: "This is bigger than party politics"
Waterford becomes 13th local authority to support law targeting sex buyers
TD facing expulsion still 'weighing up' decision ahead of abortion vote
Top readers' comments of the week
What next for the abortion bill?
Oireachtas agenda: Postcodes and stiff financial regulations
Two TDs vote to remove suicide clause from abortion bill
Whistleblowers could get up to five years' pay if dismissed unfairly
Oireachtas agenda: Home repossessions and passion in the Seanad
Abortion bill passes first Dáil vote, moves to committee stage
Lucinda Creighton strongly criticises abortion legislation – but doesn’t say how she’ll vote
Gilmore: Abortion bill will 'fall short' on hard cases - but I'm voting for it
Video + speech: Here's what Lucinda Creighton had to say on abortion legislation