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Who s who? The Yes and No camps in the March 8th family and care referendums – The Irish Times

Referendum countdown: Here is how many of the most prominent organisations recommend you vote - and why

Catherine coxHeather humphreysHelen duignanJennifer whitmoreDavid quinnOrla oconnorRoderic ogormanIvana bacikNational women councilDepartment of tourism thomas byrneOireachtas committeeGreen partyCitizen assemblySa law societyInternational women dayLiona institute

Carers role wording in referendum a step in the right direction , says women s council – The Irish Times

Small group protests launch of campaign, calling for article in Constitution on State’s recognition of woman’s life within the home to remain

Estelle birdyGayle smithMichael mcdowellOrla oconnorCatherine dayNational women council of irelandNational women councilCitizen assemblyInternational women day onNational womenMansion houseDawson streetSilenced protestInternational womenSenator michael mcdowellNational womens council of ireland

Women s groups opposed to NWCI stance call for No votes in referendums – The Irish Times

Proposed changes would not help women and Government has not made ‘cogent argument’, Silenced Protest group says

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Expanded concept of family in Constitution will not cover polygamous relationships

The referendums, due to be held on International Women’s Day on March 8th, would broaden the definition of family beyond marriage in the Constitution

Roderic ogormanMichael mcnamaraGreen partyEuropean unionInternational women day onYouth roderico gormanInternational womenSocial democratsPeople before profitRural independentsNational womenFamily carers irelandOne family irelandRoderico gormanDail eireannNational womens council of ireland

A Yes vote in the referendums won t change women s lives A No vote would be truly retrograde – The Irish Times

Article 41.2 frames our lives, our society, and our value. It gives the State the oppressive role of keeping women from careers. It copper-fastened draconian policies such as the marriage bar. Many women still feel its impact today in their pensions

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