951:, expressed his anger at the comments and said “serious questions have to be asked” on hospital board governance and suggested that religious institutions had retained management control of hospitals, whilst divesting of assets to so they could not be touched during abuse claims. He said that "fundamental reform" of hospitals we needed to enable freedom of choice of hospital (including where religious hospitals could have their own roles), but expressed concerns that the planned hospital would reduce options.
818:. A bill allowed by the Supreme Court under Article 26 can never subsequently have its constitutionality challenged in court. News reports suggested that, for this reason, most members of the Council advised the President not to refer the bill, to allow the Supreme Court to consider it in the light of specific future cases rather than abstract hypothetical cases. Higgins had until 31 July 2013 to either sign or refer the bill; in the event, he signed it on 30 July without referral.
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months. One task was appointing doctors to the review and appeals panels required by the Act, which was accomplished by
December. On 19 December 2013, Minister Reilly signed several statutory instruments: those specifying regulations for certification, review, and notification of decisions, and a commencement order specifying 1 January 2014 as the date the Act and regulations would come into force.
1315:, proposed to reduce the prescribed punishment for "unlawful destruction of human life" from the maximum 14-year prison sentence specified in the 2013 Act to a fine of up to €1. The intention was to provide minimal compliance with the constitutional requirement to outlaw abortion while removing any deterrent effect. The bill was rejected by the
1355:, which are permitted for "a risk to the life, or of serious harm to the health, of the pregnant woman". The 2018 Act also permits terminations before 12 weeks for any reason, and at any time for fatal foetal abnormality. The 2018 Act was signed into law on 20 December 2018 and commenced on 1 January 2019, whereupon the 2013 Act was repealed.
259:(HSE). The HSE established a panel of at least 10 physicians, from whom a committee of two or three reviewed any application within three days. The committee members' specialties depended on whether the condition was physical or mental, in the same way as for the initial assessment. The HSE published an annual report on the review process.
716:, onto his lap. Barry apologised publicly and was reprimanded by Fine Gael. He admitted having drunk alcohol before the incident but denied being drunk. Some politicians called for an end to the practice of the Oireachtas members' private bar remaining open and serving alcohol whenever Oireachtas business is being conducted.
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Jurist Gerry Whyte listed and critiqued five hypothetical grounds on which the Act could be argued to be unconstitutional: the lack of explicit time limits; the lack of an opt-out for institutions (as opposed to individuals) with conscience objections; the fact that a refused abortion can be appealed
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claimed that allowing abortions in the case of foetal anomalies would deprive
Ireland of future Special Olympics athletes. He also remarked that Down Syndrome babies could be "left to die on sterilised trays". The bill passed its final stage unamended on 23 July 2013, by 39 votes to 14. If the Seanad
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of the Act would not occur until the finalisation of the regulations required to implement its provisions. The department established an expert committee comprising twelve people, including ten medical specialists. It first met on 24 September 2013 and was originally expected to report within three
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on the evidence of psychiatrist that her distress at being pregnant placed her at risk of suicide. The girl had asked for a termination and became agitated upon discovering she was being transferred to a mental health unit rather than to an abortion facility. She was discharged after a psychiatrist
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signposted to Reilly's comments during the debate on the Act. He had provided two reasons why there was no right to refuse. These were that the Act did not contain a right "for conscientious objection by institutions" which was "is limited to persons involved in the delivery of the treatment only”,
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The draft of the bill was published in April 2013. The official announcement stated that the provisions of the proposed legislation being published were strictly within the parameters of the X Case. In May 2013, the
Oireachtas Joint Committee on Health and Children held three days of discussions on
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The Act also repealed sections 58 and 59 of the 1861 Act; these criminalised attempted or actual procurement of miscarriage, and assisting such procurement. It replaced them with a new offence of "destruction of unborn human life", with a maximum penalty of 14 years' imprisonment. The director of a
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Separate from the administrative regulations are the clinical guidelines for physicians to determine whether a given case met the legal criteria specified by the Act. These were not in place when the Act commenced. There was criticism of the decision to commence the Act and regulations before the
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that abortion was permitted where pregnancy presented "a real and substantial risk to the life, as distinct from the health, of the mother", including where the risk was through suicide. There were two attempts to amend the
Constitution to explicitly rule out suicide as grounds for abortion. These
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The board held a four-hour meeting on 17 September, and announced on 24 September that it would comply with the Act. Doran resigned from the board, while a nun on the board said the hospital "...would not be performing abortions. This is a matter of how we deal with complicated situations.”" and
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broke the story on 12 November and it fed into the wider abortion debate. On the day the story broke, the Irish government confirmed that the expert group handed in its report to the
Department of Health the night before. The committee offered four possibilities: 1) non-statutory guidelines 2)
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which places the life of the mother and the unborn on an equal footing. Boyd
Barrett criticised the exclusion of fatal foetal abnormality in the bill, which he said “will force women whose pregnancies will inevitably end in tragedy to go full term or travel overseas for terminations".
1307:, to amend the 2013 act to allow abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormality, was rejected in the Dáil; the government argued that the bill was unconstitutional, which Daly disputed. The Protection of Life During Pregnancy (Amendment) Bill 2017, introduced by pro-choice TDs from
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In a couple of decades, there will be young adults appearing before tribunals, passionately demanding to know why they, as perfectly healthy unborn children, were singled out for deliberate premature delivery, and left blind, disabled or suffering from cerebral
1331:, which I am sharing with the House, is that this Bill fails to discharge the State's obligations under Article 40.3.3° of the Constitution and would, if passed, be likely to be subject to immediate successful legal challenge." The Dáil resolved to decline a
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Citizens' Assembly voted on 22 April 2017 to recommend replacing the text of Article 40.3.3° with a mandate for the Oireachtas to regulate terminations. The recommendation was formally reported to the Oireachtas on 29 June 2017, and effected by the
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January 2014 that the guidelines were being drafted by the Medical Council; on 3 July 2014 it reported that they had been drawn up by the Department of Health and circulated to healthcare professionals. In August 2014 media reported on
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Except in an emergency, a termination could only be carried out in an "appropriate institution". The Act listed several of these, and empowered the
Minister to specify others. The draft bill's list of approved institutions included only
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to curtail it. Such a motion might have prevented discussion of the bill's most contentious sections, thereby increasing controversy. The report stage began at 11.50am on 10 July, and was adjourned at 5am the following morning.
119:" with due regard for "the equal right to life of the mother". Proponents of the amendment believed that it would guarantee abortion could never be allowed in any circumstances. However, in 1992 the Supreme Court ruled in the
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with experience treating women during or after pregnancy, and another psychiatrist. At least one of them should consult the woman's GP with her consent. The termination was an elective procedure performed at an appropriate
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Minister for Health. Separate regulations deal with certification of appropriate institutions, reporting of procedures performed, and application for review of refused termination.
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the Dáil on 29 June 2015 by the Minister for Health. The report revealed that in 2014 there had been 26 terminations in the state under the Act's provisions, of which three were on grounds of risk of suicide.
145:(ECtHR) ruled that the State had infringed a complainant's rights by not providing clear information on whether she was entitled to an abortion. The state had a year to respond officially, and after the
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statutory regulations 3) legislation only and 4) legislation plus regulations. In December, the government decided to pursue option 4 in the expert group's report: legislation plus regulations.
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guidelines have been established. The College of Psychiatrists advised members not to participate in assessments for risk of loss of life from suicide until the guidelines had been published.
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with a duty to ensure that another colleague takes over the patient care and that publicly funded hospitals could not refuse services to patients which were provided for under law.
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but an allowed abortion cannot; the lack of allowance for fatal foetal abnormality; and the possibility that the X-case judgment is not binding with regard to allowing suicide as grounds.
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reported on 23 August 2013 that the first abortion under the terms of the Act had been performed several weeks earlier at the NMH. In fact, although the act had been passed, it had not
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management, said in August it would "be following the law of the land". The other approved hospitals were managed by the HSE, and so provided facilities as a matter of course.
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objections to abortion were not required to participate in terminations, but had to transfer care of a patient in such cases. All terminations were notified to the
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was then enacted by the Oireachtas. It repealed the 2013 Act while re-enacting a similar regulatory framework for terminations between 12 weeks' gestation and
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that terminations had been carried out there prior to the 2013 Act, and that the change brought about by the Act would be to remove the "fear of a possible
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it could not comply with the Act because of its Catholic ethos, while a hospital spokesperson said it had not yet formulated a policy on the Act.
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before any referral, and on 24 July he called such a meeting for 29 July. Of the 24 members of the Council, 21 attended. Of the three absentees,
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on Health and Children held three days of discussions with interest groups on the government's plans. The meeting was held in the chamber of the
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which performed such a procedure could be guilty of a similar offence. As required by the Constitution, the right to travel abroad for abortion (
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of medical practitioners who concurred that a termination was necessary to prevent a risk of death. Those criteria differed in three scenarios:
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until "complete emergence ... from the body of the woman". Beginning at implantation conformed to a 2009 Supreme Court judgment on the
4603:"Protection of Life in Pregnancy (Amendment) (Fatal Foetal Abnormalities) Bill 2013: Second Stage (Resumed) [Private Members]"
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found "no evidence of a mental health disorder". Pro-choice advocates said the incident highlighted the deficiencies of the 2013 act.
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4208:"Implementation of the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013 – Guidance Document for Health Professionals"
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the draft bill with healthcare and legal professionals. Its report was laid before the Dáil on 30 May.
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or parliament. After both Houses of the Oireachtas passed it, it was signed into law by the President.
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Notifications in Accordance with Section 20 of the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013
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judgment, summarizing the Act and ensuing regulations and publicity, and stating that the
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withdrew its story and stated "the case described in the article did not happen".
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within 28 days. The Minister made an annual report of such notifications.
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quoted psychiatrists describing the act as "unworkable" or "a lottery".
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to produce regulations detailing the procedures for all its provisions.
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which, until 2018, defined the circumstances and processes within which
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suggested Higgins might refer the bill to the Supreme Court under
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A bill passed by both Houses of the Oireachtas is sent to the
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2535:"Fine Gael expels four TDs for voting against abortion Bill"
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ON 29 October 2014, the Government made a submission to the
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4312:"Council of Europe closes case against Ireland on abortion"
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1027:
3412:"Higgins urged by advisers to sign abortion bill into law"
1759:"CASE OF A, B AND C v. IRELAND (Application no. 25579/05)"
4781:
4576:"Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act is 'unworkable'"
4262:
Committee of Ministers - 1214 meeting (2-4 December 2014)
3576:"Fatally flawed legislation will not put abortion to bed"
890:, resulting in permanent health problems associated with
4917:
Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018
3375:"Higgins to announce decision on abortion Bill tomorrow"
2318:"Abortion debate points way to long overdue Dáil reform"
2018:
Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §20(4)–(7)
2009:
Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §20(1)–(3)
1737:"A.G. v. X [1992] IESC 1; [1992] 1 IR 1"
1349:
Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018
1295:
Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018
1001:. The NMH story was investigated for possible breach of
878:
commentators criticised the bill's lack of time limits.
161:
after a miscarriage, her husband and friends told local
91:
Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018
5098:
Migrants and Ethnic-minorities for Reproductive Justice
4891:
4735:"Zappone to support abortion bill 'reasoned amendment'"
1785:"Galway Pro Choice Were Approached by Savita's Friends"
638:
for six months after voting no against the whip. While
218:
Risk of loss of life from physical illness in emergency
4282:
3844:
3842:
3440:"Reynolds 'on the mend' after weeks in intensive care"
3344:"Higgins to consult Council of State on abortion Bill"
3260:"Seanad passes abortion legislation by 39 votes to 14"
3128:"Two Fine Gael senators vote against whip on abortion"
3056:"Ireland's parliament approves 'life-saving' abortion"
2718:
2716:
2714:
2484:
Joint Committee on Health and Children (30 May 2013).
2461:
Joint Committee on Health and Children (30 May 2013).
271:), and to provide information about foreign abortion (
115:
to the 1937 Constitution guaranteed to vindicate the "
1787:. Galway Pro-Choice. 21 November 2012. Archived from
4974:
Twenty-fifth Amendment (Remove risk of suicide etc.)
3074:"Six days set aside for Seanad abortion Bill debate"
2181:
2179:
1654:
1425:
1375:
Twenty-fifth Amendment of the Constitution Bill 2001
898:
lawsuits from such births might make doctors prefer
89:
on 1 January 2014. The 2013 Act was repealed by the
18:
Twenty-fifth Amendment of the Constitution Bill 2002
4951:
Thirty-sixth Amendment (Repeal of Eighth Amendment)
4511:(Press release). Department of Health. 27 June 2019
4489:(Press release). Department of Health. 28 June 2018
4467:(Press release). Department of Health. 29 June 2017
4445:(Press release). Department of Health. 29 June 2016
4423:(Press release). Department of Health. 29 June 2015
4372:(Press release). Department of Health. 29 June 2015
3904:"Hospital contacted over abortion report data leak"
3839:
2869:‘Horseplay’ TD Tom Barry ‘mortified’ by his actions
2711:
2173:
Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §§3,4
2120:
Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §2(1)
341:, but was extended to include other hospitals with
45:could be legally performed. The act gave effect in
3548:"Church and politics both need doctrine of reform"
2140:"Roche -v- Roche & ors [2009] IESC 82"
1837:"Pro-choice activists got tip-off on tragic death"
1610:"Reilly criticised over abortion guidelines delay"
755:quoted an anti-abortion pamphlet's description of
345:where the nearest maternity hospital did not have
4794:(Press release). Citizens' Assembly. 29 June 2017
3651:
3649:
3495:"Issue 8 of Choose Life Newsletter now available"
3287:"TDs to bring abortion legislation to referendum"
3010:Sitting suspended at 4 p.m. and resumed at 5 p.m.
2572:
2570:
2555:"Creighton votes against Govt in abortion debate"
2176:
2102:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §18
2093:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §23
2075:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §22
2057:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §15
2048:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §12
2036:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §11
2027:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §10
2000:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §17
1991:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §16
1083:
684:. They argued instead for a referendum to repeal
554:Office of the Parliamentary Counsel to Government
199:, the two physicians were an obstetrician and an
5266:
4342:"26 pregnancies terminated in Ireland last year"
4153:"Detailed guidelines on legal abortion released"
3938:"Abortion rules won't be ready for three months"
2857:TD Barry apologises for pulling Collins onto lap
2687:
2685:
2683:
2066:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §5
1973:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §9
1964:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §8
1955:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013, §7
1541:"President Higgins signs abortion bill into law"
3931:
3929:
3927:
3663:. Ireland: Department of Health. Archived from
2882:"Tom Barry 'severely reprimanded' by Fine Gael"
2661:"Fianna Fail group aims to oust Micheal Martin"
2384:. Irish Government News Service. 30 April 2013.
1486:"Legislation Signed by President Higgins: 2013"
1370:Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland
1088:
602:on 2 July 2013 after voting against the bill's
231:Three physicians concurred; an obstetrician, a
4537:. Child Care Law Reporting Project. June 2017.
3646:
3605:
3405:
3403:
3401:
3399:
3397:
3257:
3071:
3028:"Dáil votes in favour of abortion legislation"
2967:"'Lapgate' stirs critics of late Dail boozing"
2567:
1682:"Offences Against the Person Act 1861, sec.58"
1566:
1564:
1413:. Irish Government News Service. 30 April 2013
980:expressed uncertainty about future decisions.
646:favoured the bill, the party's TDs demanded a
366:Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital
4877:
4627:
4090:
4088:
4073:. Attorney General's office. 19 December 2013
4047:. Attorney General's office. 19 December 2013
4021:. Attorney General's office. 19 December 2013
3995:. Attorney General's office. 19 December 2013
3763:
3761:
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700:At about 2.40am, as deputies were awaiting a
212:
4912:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013
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1046:denied the "Ms Y" case had influenced them.
27:Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013
3935:
3573:
3394:
3093:
2634:"TD Tóibín out of Sinn Fein for six months"
2579:"Taoiseach forced me to quit, says Lucinda"
1561:
61:. That judgment allowed for abortion where
4968:Twelfth Amendment (Remove risk of suicide)
4884:
4870:
4283:Committee of Ministers (4 December 2014).
4144:
4085:
3964:"Abortion legislation not yet 'commenced'"
3758:
3633:
1590:
1530:
957:suggested that it was permissible for the
923:While the bill was still in progress, the
810:both made written submissions; the third,
188:Risk of loss of life from physical illness
4331:
4210:. Department of Health. 19 September 2014
3850:"Correction: National Maternity Hospital"
3459:
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1655:Department of Health (21 December 2018).
1488:. Office of the President. Archived from
894:. Rónán Mullen suggested the prospect of
458:Mid-Western Regional Hospital, Dooradoyle
4094:
3545:
2658:
2292:"Joint Committee on Health and Children"
2270:"Joint Committee on Health and Children"
939:, a priest on the board of governors of
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2218:
1812:Savita: The Tragedy that Shook a Nation
1809:
1607:
941:Mater Misericordiae University Hospital
463:Mid-Western Regional Maternity Hospital
371:Mater Misericordiae University Hospital
73:of the Oireachtas in July 2013, it was
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3961:
3107:. Oireachtas. 16 July 2013. p. 41
2964:
2908:
2185:
2051:
2039:
1933:
1834:
1012:The Department of Health stated that
620:Minister of State for European Affairs
4865:
4309:
3936:O'Regan, Eilish (27 September 2013).
3713:
3546:McDowell, Michael (27 October 2013).
3465:
3372:
3341:
2576:
1117:
1114:
1111:
1108:
1105:
1102:
453:Midland Regional Hospital, Portlaoise
331:
290:, rather than the Catholic view that
244:was required. Medical personnel with
93:, which commenced on 1 January 2019.
4907:Offences Against the Person Act 1861
4628:O'Connell, Hugh (10 February 2015).
4401:. Department of Health. 29 June 2015
4229:Holland, Kitty (20 September 2014).
4181:"Rape victim 'didn't have a choice'"
3794:Holland, Kitty (25 September 2013).
3437:
3207:
2604:
2515:"Abortion law moves one step closer"
1857:. Breaking News.ie. 14 November 2012
448:Midland Regional Hospital, Mullingar
109:Offences against the Person Act 1861
5285:Acts of the Oireachtas of the 2010s
5275:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
4893:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
3767:
3126:Carbery, Genevieve (16 July 2013).
2344:Sheehan, Fionnan (1 January 2014).
1835:Reilly, Jerome (18 November 2012).
1608:Brennan, Michael (2 January 2014).
1365:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
919:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
618:; she was also forced to resign as
103:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
13:
5164:Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
4945:Fourteenth Amendment (Information)
4310:Lynch, Suzanne (5 December 2014).
4095:Gartland, Fiona (2 January 2014).
3606:O'Halloran, Marie (16 July 2013).
3499:Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
3258:O'Halloran, Marie (23 July 2013).
3072:O'Halloran, Marie (12 July 2013).
1934:Reilly, Gavan (18 December 2012).
1814:. Transworld Ireland. p. 70.
1426:Department of Health (June 2013).
1345:36th Amendment of the Constitution
835:Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
63:pregnancy endangers a woman's life
14:
5301:
5073:Irish Family Planning Association
4809:
4715:. KildareStreet.com. 7 March 2017
4179:Holland, Kitty (23 August 2014).
4123:Holland, Kitty (3 January 2014).
3410:Sheahan, Fionnan (30 July 2013).
1335:for the bill and to wait for the
985:St. Vincent's University Hospital
912:
686:the 1983 Constitutional amendment
391:St. Vincent's University Hospital
228:Risk of loss of life from suicide
180:The Act specified the number and
37:No.66 of 2013) was an Act of the
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3686:Holland, Kitty (7 August 2013).
3180:Crosbie, Judith (17 July 2013).
2659:Corcoran, Jody (4 August 2013).
2219:Holland, Kitty (8 August 2013).
1339:to report on the 8th Amendment.
722:
157:in Galway on 28 October 2012 of
5113:Termination for Medical Reasons
4574:Holland, Kitty (13 June 2017).
3962:Cullen, Paul (24 August 2013).
3679:
3636:Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland
3627:
3599:
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3513:
3487:
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2965:Murphy, Cormac (15 July 2013).
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1317:Fine Gael–independent coalition
1092:Number of terminations by risk
856:, asking whether TDs would be
751:, who lost the Fine Gael whip.
4151:Holland, Kitty (3 July 2014).
3714:Barry, Aoife (7 August 2013).
3574:O'Brien, Breda (6 July 2013).
3438:Bray, Allison (4 March 2013).
2909:Riegel, Ralph (16 July 2013).
2871:Irish Independent, 2013-07-12.
1729:
1709:"1861 British Public Statutes"
1701:
1674:
1629:
796:Article 26 of the Constitution
567:
143:European Court of Human Rights
135:In December 2010, in the case
65:, including through a risk of
1:
5063:Amnesty International Ireland
4939:Thirteenth Amendment (Travel)
3466:Whyte, Gerry (18 July 2013).
3373:McGee, Harry (30 July 2013).
3342:McGee, Harry (24 July 2013).
3208:Lord, Miriam (17 July 2013).
1717:. Attorney General of Ireland
1395:
1327:, said, "The clear advice of
1067:closed the case as resolved.
504:Tipperary University Hospital
207:(GP). The termination was an
175:
124:were rejected at referendums
96:
4535:Case Histories 2017 Volume 1
2577:Byrne, Luke (12 July 2013).
1472:
1380:Death of Savita Halappanavar
989:Religious Sisters of Charity
872:after he voted for the Act.
860:if they voted for the bill.
767:
712:, a fellow Fine Gael TD for
660:TDs voted against the bill:
523:
472:Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
434:Letterkenny General Hospital
396:Tallaght University Hospital
155:death of Savita Halappanavar
57:in the 1992 judgment in the
7:
5209:Pro-Life Amendment Campaign
4827:Attorney-General of Ireland
3858:. 31 August 2013. p. 7
2605:Hand, Lise (11 July 2013).
1657:"Tweet 1076101494284390401"
1457:Attorney-General of Ireland
1358:
1268:for several days under the
572:The bill was introduced in
513:Waterford Regional Hospital
420:Galway University Hospitals
376:National Maternity Hospital
318:National Maternity Hospital
117:right to life of the unborn
10:
5306:
4769:. Oireachtas. 9 March 2017
3161:. 16 July 2013. p. 36
2786:. Oireachtas. 12 July 2013
1400:
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542:Oireachtas Joint Committee
211:procedure performed at an
100:
33:No.35 of 2013; previously
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4926:Constitutional amendments
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4899:
3058:. BBC News. 12 July 2013.
1288:
1097:
1094:
1091:
870:minister of the Eucharist
821:
316:A "senior source" at the
5058:Abortion Rights Campaign
2859:Irish Times, 2013-07-11.
1061:Health Service Executive
927:published drafts of the
882:suggested doctors might
535:
518:Wexford General Hospital
257:Health Service Executive
107:Under section 58 of the
1810:Holland, Kitty (2013).
1687:UK Statute Law Database
1053:on its response to the
1042:"; Minister for Health
1003:information privacy law
868:stopped him serving as
757:dilation and evacuation
595:were expelled from the
300:emergency contraception
213:appropriate institution
191:Two physicians, one an
3159:Seanad Éireann debates
3105:Seanad Éireann debates
1739:. BAILII. 5 March 1992
1065:Committee of Ministers
490:Sligo General Hospital
425:Kerry General Hospital
410:Cavan General Hospital
309:The Act empowered the
288:beginning of pregnancy
53:as interpreted by the
4071:Statutory Instruments
4045:Statutory Instruments
4019:Statutory Instruments
3993:Statutory Instruments
2916:The Belfast Telegraph
1305:private member's bill
1030:", who in July had a
929:Statutory Instruments
540:In January 2013, the
439:Mayo General Hospital
147:2011 general election
5127:Anti-abortion rights
5017:A, B and C v Ireland
4607:Dáil Éireann debates
4392:"ANNUAL REPORT 2014"
2998:Dáil Éireann debates
2836:Dáil Éireann debates
2810:Dáil Éireann debates
2697:Dáil Éireann debates
1641:Citizens Information
1637:"Abortion — the law"
1390:A, B and C v Ireland
1329:the Attorney General
1056:A, B and C v Ireland
973:Department of Health
949:Professor John Crown
925:Department of Health
774:President of Ireland
682:Luke 'Ming' Flanagan
670:Richard Boyd Barrett
481:Portiuncula Hospital
386:St. James's Hospital
343:intensive care units
205:general practitioner
151:coalition government
138:A, B and C v Ireland
83:President of Ireland
49:to the terms of the
5249:Savita Halappanavar
5051:Pro-abortion rights
4291:. Council of Europe
1791:on 11 February 2015
1578:on 20 December 2013
1325:Minister for Health
1080:
983:A spokesperson for
966:Minister for Health
896:medical malpractice
816:Alzheimer's disease
786:ordinary referendum
745:Fidelma Healy Eames
738:Taoiseach's nominee
600:parliamentary party
339:maternity hospitals
311:Minister for Health
275:), were protected.
250:Minister for Health
43:abortion in Ireland
5290:Irish abortion law
4822:Irish Statute Book
4609:. 10 February 2015
2806:"Business of Dáil"
2146:. 15 December 2009
1915:on 2 December 2012
1883:. 14 November 2012
1714:Irish Statute Book
1643:. 24 December 2018
1492:on 3 November 2013
1452:Irish Statute Book
1337:Citizens' Assembly
1299:In February 2015,
1078:
935:On 7 August 2013,
900:late-term abortion
854:Charles John Brown
844:wrote to Cardinal
782:Michael D. Higgins
556:. Health Minister
495:St Luke's Hospital
347:emergency medicine
332:Approved locations
79:Michael D. Higgins
5280:2013 in Irish law
5262:
5261:
5222:
5221:
5204:Pro Life Campaign
5154:Family & Life
5149:Every Life Counts
4961:Failed amendments
4847:Bills 1992 - 2013
3942:Irish Independent
3825:Irish Independent
3553:Irish Independent
3445:Irish Independent
3417:Irish Independent
2838:. 10–11 July 2013
2699:. 11–12 July 2013
2666:Irish Independent
2612:Irish Independent
2520:Irish Independent
2351:Irish Independent
2294:. 10 January 2013
1841:Irish Independent
1546:Irish Independent
1516:Bills 1992 - 2013
1279:guardian ad litem
1270:Mental Health Act
1262:
1261:
1051:Council of Europe
1032:Caesarean section
761:Brian Ó Domhnaill
694:guillotine motion
634:was suspended by
612:Lucinda Creighton
606:in defiance of a
361:Beaumont Hospital
304:ectopic pregnancy
292:personhood begins
223:medical emergency
5297:
5194:Niamh Uí Bhriain
5118:Together for Yes
5083:Janet O'Sullivan
5048:
5047:
5033:Mellet v Ireland
4933:Eighth Amendment
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3912:. 27 August 2013
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3884:. 23 August 2013
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3827:. 2 October 2013
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3768:Holland, Kitty.
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3667:on 5 August 2013
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