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The European Constitution and the Irish Constitution
Category: History | Type: Assignment | Style: APA | Level: Degree | Pages: 17
The Irish Republic is one of many European Union members struggling to balance internal and historical values with those of the burgeoning European state. Ireland in particular is dealing with these stresses because of its sheer youth as an independent nation, and because of the young age of the Irish Constitution the country wishes generally to stay the course when it comes to human rights laws and follow the Constitution to the letter instead of incorporating the use of the European Convention.
Keywords: constitution, Ireland, human rights
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