Campaign to Separate Church and State v Minister for Education 1995

Campaign to Separate Church and State v Minister for Education 1995

Author Published October 7, 2019 Comments 0

The Campaign to Separate Church and State case in 1995 is one of the main cases that dealt with religion in Irish schools. The case went to the High Court first and then went on to the Supreme Court.

The judgements from the High Court and Supreme Courts are below

CampaigncaseSupreme Court JudgementBarrington 1-1

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CampaignCaseSupreme Court JudgementKeane 2

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Campaign Separate Church and State High Court Judgement

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