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''the beautiful country of lreland.
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''Through the honesty of our citizens,
and the wisdom of those who govern us...

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''may lasting peace be delivered...
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''and truth and justice flourish.''
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Amen.
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-She's a credit to you.
-Thank you.

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Thank you, Evelyn. You may step down.
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The great day has finally arrived.
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The day Desmond Doyle and his kids,
and indeed the whole of lreland...

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has been waiting for.
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The day when Desmond finds out,
once and for all...

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whether he will get his kids back.
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Sister, why couldn't me and the boys
go to court today?

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Because they don't want a repeat
of the scenes they had last time.

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The Lord Mayor of Dublin has just
appeared in his official limousine...

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and a beautiful car it is, too.
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l would remind you, however,
that never before...

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has a law been found repugnant
to the lrish Constitution...

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and that has to happen today,
if Desmond Doyle is to win.

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l now call on Justice Ferris
to deliver his judgment.

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l am persuaded by Mr. Wolfe's argument
on behalf of the Minister for Education...

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that the term ''parent''...
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in Articles 41 and 42 of the Constitution...
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must be held to imply both parents.
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There is no contradiction
between those Articles...

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and Section 10 of the Children's Act...
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and said Act
is not repugnant to the Constitution.

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l, therefore, find in favor of the defendant,
the Minister for Education.

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l'll strangle that ferret one day.
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lt's 1-0 to the Minister, with 2 votes to go.
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The next Judge, Justice Daley,
must vote for Desmond...

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or it's all over for the Doyles.
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Don't despair, my child. Have faith.

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