Ireland to recognise same-sex marriages from other nations

Ireland is to recognise same-sex marriages formalised in six other countries.

Wed, 11 Dec, 2013 - 15:51

Ireland is to recognise same-sex marriages formalised in six other countries.

Justice minister Alan Shatter has made an order recognising the unions in France, Brazil, New Zealand, Uruguay, Australia's Capital Territory and in six US States.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

More than 400 charges issued under Coco’s Law as intimate image abuse rises

Debora Barker consoles Ben Brody during the penalty shoot-out 26/3/2026

Ireland v North Macedonia tickets for sale after Prague penalties end World Cup dream

Back view and tracking shot of Professional female doctor or surgeon wearing white medical gowns have expertise. walking in hurr

HSE starts recruitment of suicide assessment nurses for Kerry, Limerick and four other regions

Courts Heathrow Place: Ireland Place: France Place: Brazil Place: New Zealand Place: Uruguay Place: Australia's Capital Territory Place: US States Person: Justice Minister Person: Alan Shatter Person: Glen

<p>Emergency services responded to reports of a man found unresponsive at a residence in Cookstown (PA)</p>

Gardaí investigating after man’s body found in Dublin

READ NOW

Ireland to recognise same-sex marriages from other nations

Gardaí investigating after man’s body found in Dublin

Lunchtime News

Latest

Ireland to recognise same-sex marriages from other nations

Continue reading for €5

Gardaí investigating after man’s body found in Dublin

Lunchtime News

Latest

Most Read