Ivana Bacik calls for gender-neutral Constitution 

All outdated and non-inclusive language must be removed, says the Labour Party leader
Labour leader Ivana Bacik gives her opening speech at the 72nd Labour Party Conference at the Silver Springs Hotel, Cork, on Friday evening. Picture: Andy Gibson

Labour leader Ivana Bacik gives her opening speech at the 72nd Labour Party Conference at the Silver Springs Hotel, Cork, on Friday evening. Picture: Andy Gibson

The Irish Constitution needs a complete overhaul to make it gender-neutral, the Labour Party leader has said.

Ivana Bacik has said that as well as taking out "sexist language" about women in the home, Bunreacht na hÉireann needs to be fully reviewed to remove all outdated and non-inclusive language.

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