Assisted dying law could 'create indirect pressure on older people', says Martin

Assisted dying law could 'create indirect pressure on older people', says Martin

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the implications of any assisted dying legislation 'could be far and wide'. Picture: Moya Nolan

The Taoiseach has raised concerns that laws to allow for assisted dying could put older people "under pressure".

In a candid and wide-ranging interview, Micheál Martin has spoken about how he and his wife differ on whether their children should enter politics; the strain his career has put on the family, the upcoming reshuffle, and his relationship with the two other party leaders.

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