High Court rejects referendum challenge

The President of the High Court has rejected a challenge to the Children's Referendum.

High Court rejects referendum challenge
Thu, 01 Nov, 2012 - 10:44

The President of the High Court has rejected a challenge to the Children's Referendum.

Mark McCrystal, an engineer from Kilbarrack, Dublin, took the action claiming the government is using €1.1m of public money to allegedly promote a 'Yes' vote on November 10.

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