Legal affairs at End of Life
THE THIRD CONVERSATION Preparation for end of life, from a legal perspective, requires three considerations. The first outcome to consider is loss […]
Status of Assisted Dying (Feb. 2022)
The press office of the Oireachtas have confirmed the following: Three Special Committees were approved in principle. Gender Equality which is now […]
(5/5) The insistence of the use of the word ‘suicide’ in the Oireachtas submission of the Irish bishops.
This is the fifth and final post in a series of posts by Noel Byrne considering the Catholic church’s stance on End […]
Voluntary Assisted Dying, how do we proceed now the Dying with Dignity Bill is defunct?
The Dying with Dignity Bill 2020 was submitted to the Dáil as a private members bill by Gino Kelly (TD) in October […]
1/3 Legal matters at End of Life – Making a Will
End of Life Ireland (EOLI) is a volunteer-led group seeking to foster conversation about end-of life issues. Alan Tuffery is a committee […]
A Thought Experiment: Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD), how could a person’s choice be respected?
End of Life Ireland (EOLI) is a volunteer-led group seeking to foster conversation about end-of life issues. Alan Tuffery is a committee […]
(4/5) The Catholic churches attitude to suffering and how this influences End of Life choices in Ireland.
This is the fourth in a series of posts by Noel Byrne considering the Catholic church’s stance on End of Life choice […]
(3/5) Compassion is not a virtue typically associated with the church in Ireland.
End of Life Ireland (EOLI) is a volunteer-led group seeking to foster conversation about end-of life issues. In this series, EOLI committee […]
Committee on Justice to decide the future of the Dying with Dignity (DwD) Bill in the coming weeks.
A recent Oireachtas report suggests there are legal deficiencies in the draft Dying with Dignity Bill that could result in yet another […]
(2/5) There is no biblical evidence for the condemnative stance of the Catholic church on the Dying with Dignity Bill.
This is the second in a series of posts by Noel Byrne considering the Catholic church’s stance on End of Life choice […]