Prisoner wants referendum postponed

A prisoner serving two years for tax offences has brought a case against the State in an attempt to stop the upcoming referendum from going ahead.

A prisoner serving two years for tax offences has brought a case against the State in an attempt to stop the upcoming referendum from going ahead.

Mr Patrick O’Doherty claims that his constitutional rights are being infringed because he cannot vote while in prison.

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