Divorce Referendum

Carlow clocks up highest divorce rate in Ireland

Analysis for 2000-2017 reveals county comes out top from national total of almost 4,000

Objective of referendum is not to support marriage, but to liberalise divorce

Accepting this proposal would not be in the interest of family life or of society in general

Catholics urged to ‘reflect deeply’ before voting in divorce referendum

Referendum aims not to support marriage but liberalise divorce, says Bishop Denis Nulty

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Campaigners see little appetite for No vote in divorce referendum

Arguing against the referendum could result in being pilloried or dismissed in modern Ireland

Divorce vote: ‘We’re changing the Constitution that people died for’

Referendum Commission chair told voters expect polls to be rerun until desired result comes

Divorce referendum: We must allow people to marry again

Legal freedom to remarry and have a ‘second chance’ strengthens institution of marriage

Divorce, Irish style: The wait just adds to the heartbreak

Maureen Gaffney: When a long-term relationship fails, physical and mental health suffers enormously

Voters set to overwhelmingly approve divorce law changes

Seventy-seven per cent of poll respondents said they would vote Yes in referendum

Minister for Justice warns against complacency in divorce referendum

‘Any referendum can be a difficult endeavour’

The Irish Times view on the divorce referendum: No room for complacency

Our provisions for divorce are, by international standards, extremely restrictive

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Protesters use Cork Cabinet visit to make their voices heard

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