Attorney General v X

Core Citations

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REFERS TO

• McGee v Attorney General
• Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (Ireland) Ltd v Grogan and Others; Case C-159/90
• People v O'Shea

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• People v Shaw
• G v an Bord Uchtála
• State (M.) v Attorney General
• Quinn's Supermarket v Attorney General
• Ryan v Attorney General
• DPP v O'Brien
• State (Quinn) v Ryan
• Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1961, Re Art. 26 of the Constitution and the
• O'Donovan v Attorney General

RESUELVE RECURSO

• Attorney General v X

REVERSES

• Attorney General v X

APPLIES

• Attorney General (S.P.U.C.) v Open Door Counselling Ltd

FOLLOWS

• Doyle v an Taoiseach
• Avonmore Creameries Ltd v an Bord Bainne Co-operative Ltd

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• [1992] 2 CMLR 277
• [1992] ILRM 401
• [1992] 1 IR 1

REFERRED in

• An application by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission for Judicial Review (Northern Ireland)
• Cosma v Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform
• Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (Ireland) Ltd v Stephen Grogan and Others (No 5)

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• M v Minister for Justice and Equality
• AM v Health Service Executive
• G (D) v Eastern Health Board, Ireland & Ag
• The Child and Family Agency v AM (A Minor) and ors
• O.R v an tArd Chláraitheoir
• Ag v Lee

CONSIDERED in

• O'R v DPP
• Z v DPP
• Baby AB Children's University Hospital, Temple Street v CD and EF

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• Tomás Heneghan v The Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government, the Government of Ireland, the Attorney General and Ireland
• A and B v Eastern Health Board
• Health Service Executive (HSE) v X (M)
• Fleming v Ireland and Others
• M.R v T.R, Anthony Walsh, David Walsh and Sims Clinic Ltd
• DPP v Nevin
• AG v Garland
• DPP v Thornton
• Baby O v Minister for Justice
• DPP v Banks
• S.P.U.C. v Grogan (No. 4)
• KK
• DPP v
• DPP v Wade
• Howard v Commissioners of Public Works
• O.O v Minister for Justice

CITED in

• Ward of Court
• T. A. (Minor Suing Through His Mother and Next Friend C. A.) v Minister for Justice and Equality and Others
• Re a Ward of Court (withholding medical treatment) (No. 2)

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• Ag v Hamilton
• Kelly v O'Neill
• Tomás Heneghan v The Minister for Housing, Planning & Local Government, The Government of Ireland and the Attorney General
• Hanafin v Min Environment
• S.S. (a minor suing by his guardian ad litem and next friend, M.L) v The Health Service Executive

DISTINGUISHED in

• Cosma v Minister for Justice Equality and Law Reform

APPLIED in

• Information (Termination of Pregnancies) Bill, 1995
• KK
• M.R v T.R, Anthony Walsh, David Walsh and Sims Clinic Ltd

FOLLOWED in

• DG v Eastern Health Board
• P. P. v Health Service Executive
• Re a Ward of Court (withholding medical treatment) (No. 1)

APPROVED in

• Attorney General v Hamilton

This document cites

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• People v Shaw
• Re the Criminal Law (Jurisdiction) Bill, 1975
• Kutchera v Buckingham International Holdings Ltd
• Finucane v McMahon
• People v O'Shea



See all quotations

• Doyle v an Taoiseach
• Ryan v DPP
• Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (Ireland) Ltd v Coogan (No. 1)
• Lennon v Ganly
• Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (Ireland) Ltd v Grogan and Others; Case C-159/90
• State (Healy) v Donoghue
• State (Quinn) v Ryan
• Norris v Attorney General
• McGuinness v Quinn's Supermarket
• Article 26 of the Constitution and the Offences Against the State (Amendment) Re Bill, 1940
• McGee v Attorney General
• State (DPP) v Walsh
• Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1961, Re Art. 26 of the Constitution and the
• Attorney General v X
• Van Duyn v Home Office
• Attorney General (S.P.U.C.) v Open Door Counselling Ltd
• The State (Burke) v Lennon and Attorney General
• DPP v O'Brien
• People (Attorney-General) v O'Callaghan
• State (Browne) v Feran
• Quinn's Supermarket v Attorney General
• Ryan v Attorney General
• State (M.) v Attorney General
• Avonmore Creameries Ltd v an Bord Bainne Co-operative Ltd
• G v an Bord Uchtála
• Ellis v O'Dea
• O'Donovan v Attorney General
• R v Bourne
• Ian William Cowan v Trésor public.
• Yvonne van Duyn v Home Office.