Labour to discuss Children's Rights referendum

The proposed Children's Rights referendum will take centre stage at the Parliamentary Labour Party meeting in Kildare today.

Labour to discuss Children's Rights referendum
Wed, 12 Sep, 2012 - 08:29

The proposed Children's Rights referendum will take centre stage at the Parliamentary Labour Party meeting in Kildare today.

The Fine Gael Children's Minister Frances Fitzgerald is to visit the gathering to explain to TDs and Senators the work done on the referendum.

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