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Category Archives: Oireachtas Debates
Third review of Dail debate on Education (Amendment) Bill 2010
This is a review by our Lobbying Officer Conor McGrath of some of the key features of this resumed debate from the perspective of Atheist Ireland, so that we can then go on to think about what sort of briefing we … Continue reading
Second review of Dail debate on Education (Amendment) Bill 2010
This is a review by our Lobbying Officer Conor McGrath of some of the key features of this resumed debate from the perspective of Atheist Ireland, so that we can then go on to think about what sort of briefing we … Continue reading
First review of Dail debate on Education (Amendment) Bill 2010
This is a review by our Lobbying Officer Conor McGrath of some of the key features of this debate from the perspective of Atheist Ireland, so that we can then go on to think about what sort of briefing we might … Continue reading