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Adrian Wainer No Blasphemy Law in Ireland:
Check out the fans page here for good music
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No Blasphemy Law in Ireland This may not be for everyone, but it is an excellent website that provides the necessary documentation and information required for changing your official religious status. Unfortunately, freedom of choice is a rare commodity in Ireland and it is difficult to officially to register your religious position. Maybe if mor...e people could register their position dranconican bills like this wouldn't be proposed.
www.countmeout.ie
Count Me Out is a source of information for those considering leaving the Roman Catholic Church. It offers a simple three-step process which generates all the forms necessary in order to formally defect.
See MoreNo Blasphemy Law in Ireland Was asked to post this link. Note: Not directly associated with this group but check it out anyway.
Church that worships Irish Justice Minister Dermot Ahern and his proposed new blasphemy law See details at http://blasphemy.ie On Wednesday 20 May 2009, speaking at a parliamentary Justice Committee...
Brandon No Blasphemy Law in Ireland:
Mr Ahern said the legislation, which passed its committee stage in the Dáil yesterday, has been drafted to “make it virtually impossible to get a successful prosecution [for blasphemy] out of it”.
In the Irish Constitution of 1937 there are references to blasphemy law, therefore a referendum would be required to change/...remove it. So, until this referendum takes place, they much comply with the constitution. This is simply a workaround to circumvent it; even though the Blasphemy Law will be there, it will be impossible to enforce. There is no legal definition of blasphemy making the entire law moot.
www.irishtimes.com
MINISTER FOR Justice Dermot Ahern is to cut proposed fines for blasphemy from €100,000 to €25,000, under changes to be made to the Defamation Act next week.
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So, as a commenter on one of my earlier posts points out, in the week that Ireland passes a 21st century blasphemy law, the Virgin Mary turns up in Limerick to show her approval. In the form of a tree ...
www.irishtimes.com
OPINION: Instead of passing an anachronistic and medieval blasphemy law, we should be building a secular Ireland, writes MICHAEL NUGENT
Paul Moloney No Blasphemy Law in Ireland:
"However, Fianna Fáil whip Diarmuid Wilson immediately requested a walk-through vote which takes about 10 minutes to complete. In that period two Senators, Geraldine Feeney of Fianna Fáil and Deirdre De Búrca of the Green Party, had time to get to the chamber and the amendment was defeated by 23 votes to 22. The Bill i...tself was then passed by the same margin."
www.politics.ie
Thank God the Greens are around to help Fianna Fail force through their opposition to free speech. Defamation Bill stumbles in Seanad - The Irish
