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Ireland 2030

If you missed our series of four panel discussions delving into key issues facing society on the island of Ireland you can watch them now.

Ethics, Politics, Law and Philosophy Committee

‘How should a liberal democracy react to conscientious objection claims?’

Read the report on the recent debate on conscientious objection from legal, philosophical, theological and religious perspectives.

Ethics, Politics, Law and Philosophy Committee

Read the report or watch the event ‘How should a liberal democracy react to conscientious objection claims?’

Debate on conscientious objection from legal, philosophical, theological and religious perspectives, and finally a discussion on how legislators and governments in liberal democracies should react

Ethics, Politics, Law and Philosophy Committee

Report from Twenty Years after the Belfast Agreement 1998: A Young Person’s Guide to the Future

A succinct report from the conversation about the main issues facing young people in Ireland twenty years after the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement.

Ethics, Politics, Law and Philosophy Committee

Survival and the citizen: Micro-dialogues on key challenges

Read the first in a series of ‘microdialogues’ online conversations between two experts on key challenges for modern society. The first addresses end-of-life care and

Ethics, Politics, Law and Philosophy Committee

The Ethical Political Legal and Philosophical Studies Committee Series of Constitutional Conversations

During 2016 Mason Hayes & Curran sponsored the committee’s series of Constitutional Conversations on a range of topics.

Constitutional Conversations