Preamble, People's Oath 1-3 The Nation & National Territory 4-11 Organs of State 12 & 13 Presidential Oath 15. Oireachtas Obligations 24. Urgent legislation 25. Irish Text Prevails 26. Referring Bills to Supreme Court 28. Emergency Powers 29 International Relations 34-38. Law & Courts

39. Treason 40. Fundamental Rights & Equality 41. The Family 42. Education 43. Private Property 44. Religion 45. Social Policy 46. Amending The Constitution 47. The Referendum 48 & 49 Repeal of Constitution of Saorstát Eireann 51-63 Transitory Provisions - Omitted Articles

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Preamble, People's Oath 1-3 The Nation & National Territory 4-11 Organs of State 12 & 13 Presidential Oath 15. Oireachtas Obligations 24. Urgent legislation 25. Irish Text Prevails 26. Referring Bills to Supreme Court 28. Emergency Powers 29 International Relations 34-38. Law & Courts

39. Treason 40. Fundamental Rights & Equality 41. The Family 42. Education 43. Private Property 44. Religion 45. Social Policy 46. Amending The Constitution 47. The Referendum 48 & 49 Repeal of Constitution of Saorstát Eireann 51-63 Transitory Provisions - Omitted Articles

Imminent Issues

The Constitution Hour Audio Series Criminal Justice (Hate Offences) Act Public Health Bill NI Digital Health Framework for Ireland Gender Equality Referendum The Unified Patent Court (UPC)The WHO Treaty United Ireland Referendum Inalienable Rights éiRe's Neutrality at Risk Family & Carer referendum March '24 Brief History of Éire Sources of Information

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Preamble - People's Oath

1-3 The Nation & National Territory

4-11 Organs of State

12 & 13 Presidential Oath

15 Oireachtas Obligations

24 Urgent Legislation

25 Irish Text Prevails

26. Referring Bills to Supreme Court

28 Emergency Powers

28.3.3 1st Amendment Emergency Powers

29 International Relations

34-38 Law & Courts

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40 Fundamental Rights & Equality

43 Private Property

45 Social Policy

46 Amending The Constitution

4 7 The Referendum

48 & 49 Repeal of Constitution of Saorstát Éireann

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