It’s not scaremongering to look at the bioethical implications of the marriage referendum
Both surrogacy and donor-conception require more, not less, ethical discussion before the Government’s plans in this area become formalised in law.
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Both surrogacy and donor-conception require more, not less, ethical discussion before the Government’s plans in this area become formalised in law.
Ireland’s Catholic past means tomorrow’s vote is being viewed with curiosity.
Former president of the Irish Countrywomen’s Association, Mamo McDonald, explains why she will be voting Yes tomorrow.
The Tánaiste dropped by TheJournal.ie’s offices today to make one last pitch for a Yes vote.
Bruce Arnold has spoken out against former President Mary McAleese taking a position in the same-sex marriage referendum.
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Caslin took to Twitter this morning to share the news.
Journalist Una Mullally has received an outpouring of support after tweeting homophobic hatemail.
Solicitor Eileen King writes about why a group of lawyers are advocating a No vote this Friday.
You asked and we got the referendum commissioner, Kevin Cross, to answer.
Artist Joe Caslin tells the story of how it all came about.
The No side has dismissed claims they’re using “dirty tactics”.
Some viewers have been calling for ITV to fire the presenter over her comments.
The artwork, completed in recent days, is at Caherkinmonwee Castle – around 20 minutes from the city.
The former President is calling for a Yes vote in the same sex marriage referendum this Friday.
How are other well-known Irish names voting in the referendum? We take a look.
The parties feel excluded from the broadcasters referendum debates.
The majority are leaning one way.
Do you support same-sex marriage?
As a child raised by gay parents, I can tell you that my childhood was full of joy and laughter and the same as yours in every way that matters.
It is the first same-sex marriage by an EU leader.
It will take a big turnaround for the proposal to be defeated.
People need to ask themselves if Ireland should eliminate from law the sole institution that unites kids with their mam and dads.
The result of the marriage referendum is far from a foregone conclusion. But one thing’s certain: we now have many more young and passionate voters in this country.
There’s just a week to go.
The comedian has assured the station that he won’t be making any further public comments.
Jerry Buttimer insists his pin is “not a political badge”.
The independent senator came on the plinth to dismiss No side claims about funding to groups campaigning for a Yes vote.
Paddy McKee, a Kilkenny councillor who is openly gay, quit Fianna Fáil earlier this year to run for Lucinda Creighton’s party.
Asked if he thinks he’ll be “vilified”, he said: “If I am, I am. I have a thick skin.”
The Taoiseach stopped by TV3 this morning, but there was no sign of Vincent Browne.
The badge promoted a Yes vote in the forthcoming same-sex marriage referendum.
We can help heal Ireland and send a powerful message to the world about what kind of people we are.
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No matter which way you vote, Special Rapporteur for Children, Geoffrey Shannon has said.
If the amendment is accepted, it will prevent the State from adopting a constitutional or legislative stance in relation to a vision of the family which would prioritise the parental roles of mothers and fathers, writes Mattie McGrath TD
The former Tánaiste also shares his thoughts on Nigel Farage.