Rally for Life 2022
City Centre: Dublin : 2pm : 2 July 2022
The RALLY for LIFE IS BACK! After two years of Covid lockdowns, the BIGGEST pro-life event of the year is back in-person, in Dublin, where thousands will gather to Stand for Life.
JULY 2nd, 2022. DUBLIN. SAVE THE DATE.
You've been amazing for keeping the pro-life message alive with local rallies and events in 2020 and 2021, but we can already feel the energy building for the most EXCITING pro-life event of the year: the Rally for Life.
Rally for Life 2022 will meet at 2pm on Saturday July 2nd at the Garden of Remembrance on Parnell Square in Dublin city centre.
The Rally theme for 2022 is to urge the nation to Rethink Abortion
A vitally important year
As you know, the first review of the Abortion Act is taking place this year and the Rally is a key action in reminding the government and the public of the horrific outcomes of the abortion legislation.
Join us to be a voice for the 6,500 babies being killed by abortion every year. For the mothers brutalised by a system that tells them to flush the bodies of their aborted babies down the toilet.
Stand for Life - for the families of babies with disabilities who are being pressured to abort their beautiful children. For the pro-life doctors and nurses fighting for conscience rights. To make the truth known about horrific late-term abortions.
To demand that the 3 day period of reflection before abortion, which saved almost 900 babies in a year is retained.
To wake the conscience of a nation and urge them to Rethink Abortion.
But its also a day for the national pro-life movement to be re-energised and strengthened by coming together for Life! Together we will rebuild this broken culture.
See you there!
Please help promote the rally; if you would like some of the leaflets above, we can post them to you! Contact us on info@thelifeinstitute.net or 01 8730465
Speakers
Dr Dermot Kearney
Dr Dermot Kearney won a significant victory this year for his life-saving work in providing Abortion Pill Reversal when he beat an orchestrated campaign to stop him helping women and babies.
Dr Kearney is a Irish cardiologist living in Britain, and has helped to save 32 babies from abortion by giving their mothers a REAL choice through reversing the effects of the abortion pill.
Women said he “became a saviour to them and their babies” and described him as a "lifesaver". One woman said of him: “to find there was such kindness in the world was phenomenal. It felt so selfless I cried”.
See Dr Dermot's amazing story here
Eden McCourt
Eden is an anti-abortion activist from London, England. She heads up newly formed Abortion Resistance, a youth-led, youth-focused pro-life organisation in the UK devoted to ending the wide-scale crimes against humanity committed by the abortion industry.
She has been involved in the pro-life movement from a young age but was inspired to begin activism in her teenage years, after discovering her parents were put under pressure by medical professionals to abort her special needs sister, Josephine.
Niamh Uí Bhriain
Chairwoman of the Life Institute, Niamh is a veteran pro-life activist for nearly 30 years and a prolific commentator on right to life issues
“We need to rebuild a culture when it is so broken that abortion is seen as a solution.”
Vicky Wall
Vicky Wall is mother to baby Líadán who was diagnosed in utero with Trisomy 18. “Líadán is our precious daughter. Her short life taught us all so much about love & family and about what’s important in life,” she says. Vicky does amazing work with Every Life Counts, a support network for families who have received a diagnosis that their child may not live long after birth.
“Every baby is precious and deserves all our love”.
Bernie Smyth, President Precious Life
Bernadette Smyth, Founder and Director of Precious Life, is a pro-life activist for over 20 years now. She regularly appears on TV and radio as a pro-life commentator and is instrumental in saving hundreds of babies through crisis pregnancy initiatives in the North of Ireland
“We need to make abortion unthinkable - all mothers and babies need is love”
Natalia Isherwood
Experienced a traumatic at-home abortion via the Pills by Post program in the UK. Was told by doctors the abortion would look “like a heavy period”, but regretfully realised
“it wasn’t .. it was like a baby”.
Carolyn Johnson
Carolyn Johnson is the founder of Gianna Care, which is Ireland's biggest crisis pregnancy support organisation offering compassionate care and support to women and their babies. They have opened up centres of care in Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Limerick and Offaly and are providing practical care in pregnancy every day.
“Our goal at Gianna Care is to identify the barrier preventing the woman from continuing her pregnancy, and either completely remove this barrier, or minimise it as much as possible.”
Mary Bridget
More speakers to be added soon, keep checking back!
Getting There
Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Square is situated at the top of O’Connell Street
On Foot
Head north on O’Connell Bridge toward Bachelors Walk/R105/R148 Continue onto O’Connell Street Lower and Upper Turn right onto Parnell St, continue onto Parnell Square, Garden of Remembrance is on your left
Getting there by Car from the M50
Take the N1 exit toward City Centre/Dublin Port. Continue onto N1. Turn left onto Gardiner Street Upper/R802Continue to follow R802 Turn right onto Parnell St/R803Continue to follow Parnell St. Turn right onto Parnell Square West
Getting there by Public Transport
Lots of busses and the Luas service Dublin City Centre and O’Connell Street
Busses (this will be updated regularly) PRE-BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL, Please ring!
The All Ireland Rally for Life is supported by:
- Bunclody for Life
- Cork Life Institute
- Donegal Pro-life
- Dun Laoghaire Pro-life
- Dungarvan for Life
- Every Life Counts
- Family & Life
- Fingal for Life
- Galway Pro-Life Action
- Gianna Care
- Kerry Life and Family
- Kildare Pro-Life Action
- Laois for Life
- Leitrim for Life
- Life Institute
- Limerick for Life
- Louth Pro-Life Network
- Meath for Life
- Our Lady of Guadalupe Pro Life movement
- Precious Life
- Pro-Life Trust
- Pro-Life Wexford
- Roscommon Pro-life Action
- Stanton Health Care
- St. Joseph's Prayer Group
- Tipperary Pro-life
- Tyrone Pro-Life Network
- Vigils for Life
- Waterford for Life
- Youth Defence
- Youth for Life NI
YOU CAN HELP right now
- Adopt the RALLY HEADER as your FACEBOOK page
- Adopt the TWITTER HEADER on your TWITTER account
- TWIBBON up and add the Rally twibbon to your FB and Twitter profiles
- VOLUNTEER (below) before and during the Rally, we need all hands on deck!
- Share the Rally YouTube Page and the latest Rally Promo: www.youtube.com/user/therallyforlife
- Promote the Facebook page among your friends: www.facebook.com/Allirelandrallyforlife
- Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/therallyforlife
- Sign up for our EZINE and keep in touch
- TWEET and use HASHTAGS before, after and during the rally
- #WeStandForLife #Rallyforlife #Marchforlife
Photographer or Videographer
Are you a photographer, videographer or have experience in editing and want to help promote a culture of life? Send us a email or contact us via social media, we'd really appreciate your help!
Have you a Truck / Float or Lorry?
For postering, bringing stuff to the Rally starting and end points is always a challenge and we'd love to give the message of life even greater visibility with floats and decorated trucks. Is that something you can help with? Send us an email or contact us on Social media!
Are you a musician or an entertainer?
Are you a musician, a singer or in a band? Send us an email or contact us on Social media!
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Leaflets at the Rally
The All Ireland Rally for Life is the largest annual national pro-life event in Ireland which seeks to protect the right to life of every person. It does not espouse any other cause or platform and the organisers ask all participants to participate in a spirit of generosity to unborn children and women with unexpected pregnancies.
We ask all those in attendance to support the aim and message of the day. With that in mind, we ask that materials and leaflets pertaining to other causes, events or organisations are not distributed on the day.
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