Follow the money: No accountability for Constitutional condition for aid to schools
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
1w ago
Article 44.2.4 of the Constitution singles out religious instruction over the teaching of other school subjects, and makes it the responsibility of the Oireachtas, not the Executive. Article 44.2.4 makes The post Follow the money: No accountability for Constitutional condition for aid to schools appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Department and schools defy the law using Circular Letters with no statutory force
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
2w ago
The Department of Education, and school patron bodies, are defying the Constitutional right to not attend religious instruction in publicly funded schools, as well as laws that protect that Constitutional The post Department and schools defy the law using Circular Letters with no statutory force appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Atheist Ireland writes to new Minister for Education about non-denominational schools
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
1M ago
Atheist Ireland has written the following letter to Helen McEntee TD, the new Minister for Education, about the commitment to non-denominational education in Programme for Government. Dear Minister McEntee, Congratulations The post Atheist Ireland writes to new Minister for Education about non-denominational schools appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Fáilte go Éire Aindiach
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
1M ago
Tá roinnt leathanach tábhachtacha ónár suíomh gréasáin aistrithe go Gaeilge ag Atheist Ireland. Is féidir leat iad a aimsiú ag an nasc seo a leanas: Éire Aindiach Má tá aon The post Fáilte go Éire Aindiach appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Most Irish second level schools are Catholic or Interdenominational
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
2M ago
The Department of Education recently released new figures on second level schools. Media reports last week incorrectly reported that most students are educated in multi-denominational schools. In fact: The vast The post Most Irish second level schools are Catholic or Interdenominational appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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European Convention and the exemption procedure from religion in Irish schools
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
2M ago
In Ireland there is no effective and accessible means of protecting the right of parents to ensure that the teaching of their children is in conformity with their convictions. There The post European Convention and the exemption procedure from religion in Irish schools appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Atheism and secularism are philosophical convictions
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
3M ago
Atheism and secularism are philosophical convictions. They are protected by Article 9 of the European convention and Article 44 of the Irish Constitution. They come under the ‘belief’ category in The post Atheism and secularism are philosophical convictions appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Department of Education delegates their duty to schools
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
3M ago
The Department of Education, delegates their duty in relation to students not attending religious instruction to schools. The only excuse they give for this behaviour is that “a one size The post Department of Education delegates their duty to schools appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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State aid to schools affects prejudicially the right to not attend religious instruction
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
3M ago
We are constantly being told that there is not enough state aid to ensure that our children can attend any school in receipt of this aid and not attend religious The post State aid to schools affects prejudicially the right to not attend religious instruction appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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Atheist Ireland questions for general election candidates 2024
Atheist Ireland
by Atheist Ireland
4M ago
Atheist Ireland is asking the political parties and candidates, who are contesting the General Election on 29th November, to answer these ten questions about secular policies. We will publish the The post Atheist Ireland questions for general election candidates 2024 appeared first on Atheist Ireland ..read more
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