A bill that will allow child victims of crime to be named, is expected to pass the final stage in the Seanad today.
It will also allow the media to name adults accused of killing children during court cases.
The change to the Children's Act follows a Court of Appeal ruling last October, which effectively banned the practice.
Senator Michael McDowell says he hopes the new law will take effect within four weeks, if it's passed in the Dáil
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Wicklow champions An Tóchar open their Leinster club senior football campaign this weekend
Trio Of Wicklow Community Projects Officially Opened
Roundwood, Glenmalure and Lacken saw major investments in local community projects
Government's “Abysmal Housing Failures” Hitting Wicklow Families Says TD Brady
Research Shows 2030 National Targets Will Be Missed By Tens And Tens Of Thousands
Gardaí Investigate Suspected Arson Attack On Cars Outside Arklow Family Home
A family of 11, including four children and a six-week-old newborn, were inside the property at the time
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