Ireland's laws 'don't recognise gay couples'

Gay community leaders are stepping up their campaign for harmonisation of Ireland's partnership rights.

Gay community leaders are stepping up their campaign for harmonisation of Ireland's partnership rights.

They said the law does not recognise same sex couples when it comes to tax and inheritance, property and guardian issues, and immigration.

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