Non-marital families ‘marginalised’ throughout Ireland’s history – O’Gorman

Non-marital families ‘marginalised’ throughout Ireland’s history – O’Gorman

Non-marital families have been marginalised throughout Ireland’s history, according to Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman (PA)

Non-marital families have been “marginalised” throughout Ireland’s history, according to Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman, who has called for the public to back changes in the upcoming referenda.

The Green minister said that inserting the category of “durable” relationships into the Constitution will allow for the recognition of one-parent families and cohabiting couples and their children.

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