Atheism and secularism are philosophical convictions
Department of Education delegates their duty to schools
State aid to schools affects prejudicially the right to not attend religious instruction
Oireachtas and Minister abdicate their duty to vindicate right to not attend religious instruction
How the Department of Education went beyond its powers by judging on parents’ constitutional rights
The rights to religious formation in schools and to not attend religious instruction
The phrase ‘faith formation in schools’ has no constitutional or legal basis
Words in the constitution matter, like not attend religious instruction
School Principals can’t make policy on not attending religious instruction
Supreme Court says schools must respect constitutional rights based on freedom of conscience