Shatter confident of victory for 'Yes' side

Justice Minister Alan Shatter has predicted a victory for Government plans to enshrine children’s rights in the constitution.

Shatter confident of victory for 'Yes' side
Fri, 09 Nov, 2012 - 14:17

Justice Minister Alan Shatter has predicted a victory for Government plans to enshrine children’s rights in the constitution.

With polls opening tomorrow on the back of a politically damaging Supreme Court ruling, ministers insisted the vote should go ahead.

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