Atheist Ireland meeting with Department of Education and NCCA May 2022

Author Teach Dont Preach Published May 6, 2022 Comments 0

Atheist Ireland met with Department of Education and NCCA on 6 May 2022 to discuss the misuse of public funds with regard to the teaching of religion in Irish schools. This is the presentation that we made to that meeting.

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