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We’re now being told by the Irish government that abortion is upsetting — so upsetting, in fact, that you are entitled to five days paid leave from work to recover. But the same people are telling us they want to scrap the waiting period of three days to consider and reflect before making the decision. That makes no sense.
Esme discovered she was pregnant at an extraordinarily difficult time in her life. Between a plethora of unresolved issues and a severe mental health condition, the news of pregnancy was not received well by herself or her partner. As a result, abortion was suggested and encouraged.
Róisín rang her GP seeking an abortion and had an appointment made for the following day. Not only was Róisín not made aware of the mandatory three-day wait — she was given the first abortion pill then and there. No questions asked.
It is a cold day in hell when the leaders of Fine Gael and Fianna Fail come together to support a Sinn Fein legislative proposal. But that is what has happened as yet another protection for the unborn child is stripped away in the Irish statute books.
There is “real anger ” in Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael this week after party leaders supported Sinn Féin’s abortion proposal – with a feeling that Micheál Martin and Simon Harris “rescued” Mary Lou McDonald “after two bad bye-elections”, sources have told Gript.
To understand the strange obsession that our most ghastly Irish politicians have with liberalising our abortion laws even further, one needs to grasp that some see increased abortion numbers as some sort of grim win – and others are also completely deluded about its importance to voters.
On the anniversary of abortion, we gathered yet again to remember those whose voice was stolen from them by the ugly reality of Repeal. We remember every baby whose life has been taken away - and every mother failed by an increasingly cold and uncaring society. 60,000 abortions is the opposite of compassion.
Two weeks ago on Wednesday May 12th, the Social Democrat’s abortion bill was defeated in the Dáil by a significant margin — 85 votes to 30. This bill sought to scrap the 3-day waiting period before an abortion, and expand the grounds for late term abortions. However, Sinn Fein is also proposing another similar bill in the weeks to come. So what can we learn from the debate on the SocDems bill?
In light of last week’s PRO-LIFE victory, take a look back at the consistent efforts of the pro-life movement to RETAIN the 3-day wait - and the Life Institute campaigns YOU made possible in this win for life.
"Why would we not want women to have time to reflect on such a huge decision? Why rush women when abortion has such a tragically irreversible outcome?
11,000 abortions a year isn't already enough for the SocDems? NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN "the kind of people whose lips quiver at the thought of hurty words but who have zero compassion for the most defenceless and vulnerable in our society, preborn children."
We were very pleased to join CitizenGO this week in a tour which travelled to different counties for an important and timely “Name and Shame” tour.
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