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Irish Catholic Bishops Condemn International Protection Act
Irish Catholic Bishops have strongly condemned the International Protection Act, describing it as "anti-family" and asserting that it is "neither fair, nor just." They expressed significant concerns regarding the legislation's implications.
25 Apr, 20:00 — 25 Apr, 20:00
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irish-timesHigh9d ago
Catholic Bishops condemn International Protection Act as `anti-family’ and `neither fair, nor just’
Migrants’ council chair says it is deeply regrettable that Act provides for detention of children, even if as a last resort
By Patsy McGarry
Read full article →rte-newsMostly Factual9d ago
Bishops' concern over International Protection Act
Irish Catholic Bishops have raised "serious concerns" over the International Protection Act 2026, which was signed into law by President Catherine Connolly earlier this week.
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