Justice Minister to propose referendum on blasphemy laws

The Cabinet is to consider holding a referendum on Ireland's blasphemy laws.

Justice Minister to propose referendum on blasphemy laws
Tue, 12 Jun, 2018 - 07:55

The Cabinet is to consider holding a referendum on Ireland's blasphemy laws.

The Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan is proposing to delete the reference to blasphemy in the Constitution.

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