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Alison O'Reilly

Alison O'Reilly

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Senior News Journalist, Irish Examiner

Dublin

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  • Groundbreaking legal victory 'will have profound effect on rights of same-sex couples'

    By Alison O'Reilly Verified| Irish Examiner Verified A groundbreaking legal victory in the High Court over the rights of four children refused Irish passports will have a ‚Äúprofound effect on the future rights of same-sex couples‚ÄĚ. On Friday, a judge ruled that the State cannot deny passports to the children of same-sex couples involving an Irish citizen living abroad, and there appears to be a gap in the law.

    By Alison O'Reilly Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 'Survivors did nothing wrong': Philomena Lee on extending redress and saying sorry to the nuns

    By Alison O'Reilly Verified| Irish Examiner Verified Limerick woman Philomena Lee, whose search to find her adopted son was depicted in the Oscar-nominated film wants the Government to extend the mother and baby home redress scheme to all survivors as a matter of urgency. The 92-year-old, after whom a House of Commons bill in the UK known as Philomena’s Law was recently named, said the redress payment here needs to be extended to anyone who ever spent time in an institution.

    By Alison O'Reilly Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Groundbreaking legal victory 'will have profound effect on rights of same-sex couples'

    By Alison O'Reilly Verified| Irish Examiner Verified A groundbreaking legal victory in the High Court over the rights of four children refused Irish passports will have a ‚Äúprofound effect on the future rights of same-sex couples‚ÄĚ. On Friday, a judge ruled that the State cannot deny passports to the children of same-sex couples involving an Irish citizen living abroad, and there appears to be a gap in the law.

    By Alison O'Reilly Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Irish Examiner

Macroom, Cork, Ireland

+353 21 206 3300