10,033 babies murdered in Ireland in 2023

[Jay Homer Simpson]

Where was the "circuit breaker lockdown to stop this hah ? https://m.independent.ie/irish-news...of-pregnancy-reported-in-2023/a138295825.html

 

[Tiger]

1 in 6 pregnancies are ending in murder now.

Modern Ireland is sick.

 

[Coal Gas and peat]

It's what we always feared.... on demand abortion becomes a form of contraception , it can just never be acceptable simple as that

 

[Hermit]

Free contraception and if that doesn't work then abortion. And they're still not satisfied, they want to get rid of the 3-day waiting period and more abortion clinics.

Free contraception now available for women aged 32-35

Further information can be found on the HSE’s Sexual Wellbeing website.

www.thejournal.ie

 

[Tiger]

Reminder from ‘Late Stage Ireland’…

10,033 abortions were carried last year with one in six pregnancies ending in abortion — the highest number yet.

21 were carried out due to a risk to life or health of the mother.

7 were carried out because there was a risk to life or health in an emergency situation.

129 terminations were carried out due to a fatal fetal abnormality.

The remaining 9,876 abortions were voluntary terminations.

Before the legalisation of abortion in in 2018, it was estimated 3,000 to 4,000 women from Ireland traveled to Britain each year for abortion services.

According to 2016 statistics, of the 3,500 women who traveled to Britain for abortion services, 2,500 were Irish.

A Rally For Life will take place at 1:30pm this Saturday, July 6th, beginning at Parnell Square.