Cora Sherlock: Repeal of Eighth Amendment ‘radical drift backwards’
Advocate encouraged by number of young who engaged with anti-abortion movement
Ireland's abortion referendum result in five charts
The highest, the lowest, the most and the least of the Eighth Amendment referendum
Cora Sherlock: Say No to abortion on demand
Comment: We know that about three weeks after conception a baby’s heart begins to beat
RTÉ ‘Prime Time’ debate has no clear winner
Broadcast followed row between RTÉ and the No side over who should represent it in debate
Cora Sherlock pulls out of TV abortion debate
Love Both spokeswoman says she is unavailable; RTÉ declines Steen as replacement
Second TV debate on Eighth Amendment takes place on Tuesday
Programme to follow style of a leaders debate after criticism of ‘Claire Byrne Show’
Thousands gather for ‘Love Both’ rally in Dublin
Mother of late singer Dolores O’ Riordan says her daughter completely opposed to abortion
Anti-abortion lawyers issue statement against repeal
Event did not take place on Bar Council premises because of political nature
Abortion referendum: Phoney war prevails until legislation is clear
The 12-week stance and the notion of trust – coming from both sides – is crucial to debate
Supreme Court to rule on Pro-Life Campaign application
Anti-abortion group wants to be heard in State’s appeal on rights of unborn
Social media and canvassing will be focus for anti-abortion campaigners
Groups feel shut out of debate in media and by the political establishment
Irish Family Planning Association contacted about George Soros money
Sipo expresses concerns that the grant contravenes Ireland’s rules on political funding
Oireachtas committee criticised at anti-abortion convention
One speaker in RDS suggests British model would be replicated in Ireland
Backing for repeal to fade during campaign, say anti-abortion group
Pro-choice campaign hails ‘public support’ for abortion under certain circumstances
‘To Enda with Love’: Irish abroad send #Post4Repeal postcards
‘The Irish abroad and the whole world is watching,’ say pro-choice campaigners overseas
Miriam Lord gazes at 2017 through her crystal ball
Enda finds his va-va-voom, O’Brien sues nobody and Boyd-Barrett is incandescent
Debates ‘inappropriate’ for Citizens’ Assembly members
Body charged with making recommendation on Eighth Amendment meets for first time
Eighth Amendment has saved 100,000 lives, group claims
Pro-Life Campaign releases report on 33rd anniversary of abortion referendum
Chicago’s Maggie McEldowney crowned Rose of Tralee 2016
Winner says she wants to change public perception that festival is a beauty pageant
#TwoWomenTravel ‘ignored third human’, says Cora Sherlock
But Orla O’Connor of National Women’s Council of Ireland says they were courageous
Eighth Amendment ‘damages lives’, Fine Gael TD says
Irish Times ‘Inside Politics’ podcast: Cora Sherlock says being pro-life is not misogynistic
Government urged to make constitutional, legal change on abortion
Groups respond to findings of UN Human Rights Committe in fatal abnormalities case
BAI finds Ray D’Arcy interview on abortion lacked objectivity
Complaints about discussion with Graham Linehan and wife on their experience upheld
Kitty Holland: So most of us agree about the Belfast abortion case . . .
Broadside: It seems that even the anti-abortion lobby is against criminalising women who are forced to procure their own abortions
Woman’s conviction for buying abortion pills is ‘outrageous’
Family planning agency reacts after Belfast woman receives suspended jail sentence
Radio: Pat Kenny’s travels illuminate a charged subject
Review: ‘The Pat Kenny Show’, ‘Liveline’, ‘Sunday with Miriam’
Government targeting ‘seriously-ill unborn babies’, says campaigner
Cora Sherlock calls on Taoiseach to ‘address the real issues’ surrounding abortion debate
Head to head: Cora Sherlock argues against repealing the eighth amendment
‘Removing constitutional protection from the unborn would result in pressure for wider abortion legislation’
Ireland urged to heed UN’s ‘strong message’ on austerity
Emily Logan says response to crisis disproportionately focused on spending cuts
Increase in number of Irish travelling to UK for abortions
Figures show 3,735 women with Irish addresses travelled to UK for abortions in 2014
No action against obstetrician who led Savita Halappanavar care
Medical Council decides no further steps should be taken against Dr Katherine Astbury
Oireachtas Twitter account removes abortion re-tweet
Anti-abortion campaigner’s tweet criticising Varadkar re-tweeted by @OireachtasNews
Cora Sherlock named one of BBC’s 100 Women of 2014
Pro Life deputy chairwoman named alongside Conchita Wurst, Yonmi Park and Shappi Khorsandi
Pro Life Campaign criticises ‘extremely biased’ media
Anti-abortion group holds national conference in Dublin
Fine Gael TD backs colleague’s call for abortion referendum
Regina Doherty said clear legislation would have to replace article 40.3.3 if it was removed
Abortion guidelines show law’s ‘narrowness’, Coppinger says
Government ‘misled’ public on abortion ‘every step of the way’, Pro Life Campaign says
Mother and baby inquiry to go beyond Tuam - Flanagan
Religious congregations who ran facilities welcome plan for Government investigation
Thousands protest in Dublin against abortion law
Pro-Life Campaign aims to ‘dismantle’ legislation introduced by Government last year
Abortion Act to become law from start of January
Minister for Health signs commencement order and regulations
Enactment of Abortion Bill 'very sad day' for Ireland
Pro-choice groups will announce campaign in autumn to have amendment repealed
Death shows need for abortion services, family planning organisation says
IFPA chief executive says fatality shows Irish health system is ‘turning its back on women’
Fine Gael expels four TDs for voting against abortion Bill
Mathews, Timmins, Walsh and Flanagan told to vacate offices in party’s section of Leinster House
Abortion debate mainly a ‘clean fight’ but not without some vindictive targeting
As the Dáil vote nears, the heat on politicians is bound to increase
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