Marriage is at the core of every civilisation

Success for the proposal to introduce same-sex marriage into the Irish Constitution would profoundly change the definition of marriage, a definition of an institution treasured by religious and non-religious people alike.

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It is important that the anomalies and ramifications integral to such a change be very carefully considered.

J Anthony Gaughan

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