Meanwhile, Outside The Dáil

at

This afternoon.

Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2

Students mark the election of Leo Vardkar as Taoiseach with a protest the to repeal the Eighth Amendment ahead of a rally in central Dublin on Saturday

Meanwhile…

The UK’s highest court has rejected an appeal by a mother and daughter in their legal battle for women from Northern Ireland to receive free abortions on the NHS in England.

Abortion: NI women not entitled to NHS terminations in England

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14 thoughts on “Meanwhile, Outside The Dáil”

  2. Eric Cartman

    Can we just give this crap up, the citizens assembly reccomended replacing or amending the 8th .
    Also abortions should never be free on the NHS / HSE , private clinics or life threatening cases only.

    1. Daisy Chainsaw

      Women pay taxes, USC and PRSI. They’re as entitled to free healthcare as idiot smokers with lung and mouth cancer who get chemo on demand.

      3. Spaghetti Hoop

        So treatment and healthcare procedures should be based on contributions and whether you inflicted your own condition on yourself?

        1. Turgenev

          You’re behind the times, SH; women are already using abortion pills within the first three months without having to ask an authority figure to judge on their right to their bodies.

          (Surely the only person, even if mythological, to inflict the condition of pregnancy on herself was the Virgin Mary?)

  3. Mourning Ireland

    Exams over then? When do the J1s kick in so we can. E rid of these ninnys to Trump’s Amerika until they have to repeat in September.

  4. Nigel

    From the above three comments one could devise a trickle-down theory, as it were, of negative reactions to pro-choice activism starting as inane churlishness, dripping down to nasty hostility and finally sinking into outright misogyny. Unless mahoney’s comment gets deleted, in which case you’ll have to take my word for it.

    1. Sheik Yahbouti

      I don’t see any comment from a ‘mahoney’. Did it involve the appearance of some of the protesters at all? That’s usually a ‘cogent argument ‘.

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