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Freedom to Travel

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You have a right to move freely within the state. You also have a broader right to travel and to obtain a passport for the purpose of travelling.

Your right to a passport may be restricted or limited. For example, before granting you bail, a court may require that you agree to hand over your passport. The state may also restrict your right to travel for the purposes of national security.

You can view the full text of the Irish Constitution (pdf) here.

Last Updated: 05/03/2007
Subject Terms: constitution of ireland

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