Group opposed to the growing suppression of religious criticism in Ireland
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No Blasphemy Law in Ireland
No Blasphemy Law in Ireland This may not be for everyone, but it is an excellent website that provides the necessary documentation and information required for changing your official religious status. Unfortunately, freedom of choice is a rare commodity in Ireland and it is difficult to officially to register your religious position. Maybe if mor...e people could register their position dranconican bills like this wouldn't be proposed.
www.countmeout.ie
Count Me Out is a source of information for those considering leaving the Roman Catholic Church. It offers a simple three-step process which generates all the forms necessary in order to formally defect.
See MoreNo Blasphemy Law in Ireland Was asked to post this link. Note: Not directly associated with this group but check it out anyway.
Church that worships Irish Justice Minister Dermot Ahern and his proposed new blasphemy law See details at http://blasphemy.ie On Wednesday 20 May 2009, speaking at a parliamentary Justice Committee...
No Blasphemy Law in Ireland This is exactly why religion needs to be ridiculed and why this law defends not the sane believer but the nonsense merchants of this counrty.
Residents attempt to save tree stump they say depicts Our Lady - The Irish Times - Thu, Jul 09, 2009
www.irishtimes.com
NEARLY 2,000 people have signed a petition seeking to prevent the removal of a tree stump on the grounds of a Co Limerick church, which they believe depicts an image of the Blessed Virgin.
www.irishtimes.com
MINISTER FOR Justice Dermot Ahern is to cut proposed fines for blasphemy from €100,000 to €25,000, under changes to be made to the Defamation Act next week.
No Blasphemy Law in Ireland An outside view of the bill and its challenges.
www.euractiv.com
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland will change a law that provides prison sentences for the crime of "blasphemous libel" but cannot abolish it altogether without a referendum to change the constitution, the justice minister said on Friday.
www.irishtimes.com
WE ARE awful eejits really. How could anyone possibly believe that the Department of Justice is seriously planning to revive the crime of blasphemy for the 21st century?
www.independent.ie
JUSTICE Minister Dermot Ahern has defended the introduction of a new crime of blasphemous libel, stating that a new definition was required by the Constitution.
www.guardian.co.uk
Campaigners from Atheist Ireland seek to block legislation carrying hefty fines for blasphemy
www.latimes.com
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