The European Commission has acceded to the request of the pro-abortion lobby “My Voice My Choice” for EU taxpayers’ money to be used to cover cross-border travel for individuals seeking abortions in other member states.

A woman who became disabled following a failed suicide attempt has been confirmed as eligible for euthanasia by Spain’s Constitutional Court.

In response to a parliamentary question submitted by Independent TD Mattie McGrath, the HSE disclosed yesterday that 108 babies were born alive following abortions in the five year period 2019-2023.

Our spokesperson Eilís Mulroy spoke with Niall Delaney on Ocean FM on Friday about the disturbing case in Letterkenny where a man was sentenced to prison for forcing an abortion on a woman.

The Pro Life Campaign said in a statement that justice has been served following the sentence
handed down yesterday to the Donegal man who coerced a woman into taking abortion pills and
confined her in a room to make sure the abortion occurred. The perpetrator, who is in his 20s, was
sentenced at Letterkenny Circuit Court to nine years in prison after earlier pleading guilty to the
charges against him.

On Tuesday, Heartbeat International reported that the lives of over 8,000 unborn babies have been saved through its Abortion Pill Rescue® Network (APRN), marking an incredible accomplishment in helping women seeking to reverse the effects of the initial abortion pill they ingested.

It is indefensible the way the latest Journal.ie “fact-check” has allowed Holly Cairns’ recent misleading remarks on abortion to slide. “Fact-checking” as a media function loses credibility if it appears to let people off the hook rather than hold them to account. For Journal.ie to conclude that the Social Democrats leader’s recent Dáil contribution did not amount to misleading remarks is a considerable stretch.

Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia-based abortion doctor convicted in 2013 of killing three babies born alive in a case that made national headlines in the US, has died at the age of 85.

Last weekend, the inaugural conference of Health Professionals for Life took place in Tralee. Consultant Obstetrician Trevor Hayes, Maria Steen, Dr. Elizabeth Cullen and Catherina O’Sullivan were among the list of guest speakers at the event attended by doctors, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals.