By Ann O'LoughlinThe president of the High Court has fixed June 26 for hearing three separate applications for permission to challenge the result of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment. Ms Jordan, who previously lost a challenge to the 2012 Children's Referendum, and Mr Byrne, are represented by lawyers while Mr Tracey is representing hiself. If Mr Byrne was unable to secure the marked register information being sought by him, he could apply next Monday for it, he added. Mr McCullough said the Referendum Commission had no function concerning collation of information on the results of the referendum. That omission was sufficiently serious to have had a material effect on the outcome of the referendum, he claims.

Source: Evening echo June 11, 2018 14:03 UTC