Standing for a society where human life is valued
At all stages
About Us
We are a non-denominational human rights organisation, drawing support from a large cross-section of Irish society. We promote pro-life education and defend human life at all stages, from conception to natural death. We also campaign for resources to support and assist pregnant women and those in need of healing after abortion.
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“Assisted dying is not a medical treatment” – British Medical Association declares
The British Medical Association (BMA) has adopted a series of positions on assisted suicide, including a declaration that “assisted dying is not a medical treatment”.
Analysis: The latest abortion figures are only part of the story
Nothing will deter us from achieving this outcome…
Over 65,000 abortions since 2019: Government has to act
The Department of Health has just released the total number of notifications received last year for abortions carried out in Ireland. It reports there were 10,600 abortions in 2025.
HSE abortion report is “selective and sanitised”, says PLC
Why are these figures not included, along with information on whether those babies received medical assistance or were left to die?
Even those who perform abortions support the three-day wait
There has been strong support for retaining the three-day wait from unlikely sources, including individuals who carry out abortions.
Paid leave after abortion proposal highlights contradiction in Government policy
The proposed changes would create a new paid leave entitlement for women following a miscarriage.
“Assisted dying is not a medical treatment” – British Medical Association declares
The British Medical Association (BMA) has adopted a series of positions on assisted suicide, including a declaration that “assisted dying is not a medical treatment”.
Analysis: The latest abortion figures are only part of the story
Nothing will deter us from achieving this outcome…
Over 65,000 abortions since 2019: Government has to act
The Department of Health has just released the total number of notifications received last year for abortions carried out in Ireland. It reports there were 10,600 abortions in 2025.
Our Top Priorities
media
Keeping the pro-life message alive in news and media.
Students For Life
Equipping the next generation of pro-life advocates
Pregnancy Support
Supporting pregnant women and new mothers
March For Life
Standing up for mothers and their unborn babies
We Have the Power to Impact Our Future, and We’re Doing Something About It
Our organisation has a significant impact through comprehensive initiatives. We conduct thorough research to inform government decision-making on life issues. Our media spokespeople provide accurate insights across various platforms. We advocate for informed decisions at all levels of governance and raise public awareness through leaflet distribution. These are just a few of the many ways we defend the right to life and promote informed dialogue on life-related topics.
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“Assisted dying is not a medical treatment” – British Medical Association declares
The British Medical Association (BMA) has adopted a series of positions on assisted suicide, including a declaration that “assisted dying is not a medical treatment”.
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