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Replace the Lunacy Act

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Chloe Mulrooney
11 years ago

There is so much help out there for people who suffer from all different types of mental illness, we just have to reduce this stigma to let people suffering in silence get the right treatment, shame free.

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Beverley Mulrooney
11 years ago

Please get this ridiculous law sorted

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Nigel Brander
11 years ago

Why is Ireland so slow in this area, why sign the UN convention then put it on the long finger

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Christy Bannon
11 years ago

Surely rhe time has come to rewrite this arkane piece of legislation. The understanding of mental illness and society and our understanding of how legislation should be crafted to better all in society have moved on so now it's time that this legislation moves on too

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Christy Bannon
11 years ago

Surely rhe time has come to rewrite this arkane piece of legislation. The understanding of mental illness and society and our understanding of how legislation should be crafted to better all in society have moved on so now it's time that this legislation moves on too

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Nicola O Connor
11 years ago

Time for change and make a difference

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AngieMcCormick
11 years ago

Change is long long overdue

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Helen Barrington
11 years ago

About time!

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John Shorten
11 years ago

Please catch up with the 20th century — if not where we're at!

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Deirdre Ryan
11 years ago

This act is seriously outdated.

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Maude O'Mahony
11 years ago

Current system outdated

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Chris Costelloe
11 years ago

It's time....

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Enda Gallagher
11 years ago

It has to go

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Michael Donnellan
11 years ago

just sign

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Marie Power
11 years ago

"Fool Me Once" and change the law that labels people lunatics and idiots.

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tania brown
11 years ago

absolutely !

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Bernard O'Regan
11 years ago

Outdated legislation that needs to be replaced

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Genevieve Willers
11 years ago

Please for God's sake replace the lunacy act or replace the lunatics in the government. Do something right for a change.

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Sorcha Rigby
11 years ago

Archaic. Insulting. Victorian. People with disabilities deserve better