Court overturns ban on non-EU spouses

THE EU Court of Justice has ruled non-EU spouses may legally live in Ireland.

The ruling will affect a number of cases before the High Court and will permit people, already deported, to return.

The Government had argued legislation was needed to thwart “marriages of convenience” where a couple marry to gain residency rights.

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