Justice Minister to propose referendum on blasphemy laws
The Cabinet is to consider holding a referendum on Ireland's blasphemy laws.
The Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan is proposing to delete the reference to blasphemy in the Constitution.
It would pave the way for a vote in October on the issue, likely alongside a referendum on the constitutional reference to a woman's place in the home.
The Minister intends to introduce the referendum bill on blasphemy to the Dáil before the summer recess.
