Contraception and Modern Ireland: ‘You would think they are explosives the way they are treated’
A book full of testimony about endurance as women dealt with multiple pregnancies during an era when artificial contraception was illegal
Marie Stopes
Learwife by JR Thorp: A brilliant fleshing-out of King Lear’s forgotten woman
Vivid reimagining of the queen shows the Shakespearean scholar what they’re missing
Lydia Shackleton botanical paintings illustrate blossoming for women
Collection commissioned in 19th century a notable moment for women’s opportunities
‘It is not a crime’: The women behind North’s abortion law change
Pro-choice campaigners say there is much yet to do, but for now they are celebrating
Northern Ireland: 12-year-old victim of sexual assault had to travel for abortion
Child went to England under police escort for procedure due to lack of access in North
Woman who died after abortion was discharged despite vomiting, inquest told
Aisha Chithira travelled from Ireland to England for termination in January 2012
Questions and Answers: Key abortion issues
A number of medical issues will arise if there is a policy of termination of pregnancy on request
Ivana Bacik: Students’ unions should stand firm on abortion
There is no legal reason for UCD’s union to remove abortion information from freshers’ guide
Social media set to play pivotal role in Repeal the Eighth campaign
War of words and hashtags part of building awareness ahead of potential referendum
‘Every option’ promised to ensure reliable pregnancy counselling
Anti-abortion clinic tells woman termination leads to increased risk of breast cancer
Marie Stopes abortion restrictions will also apply in Belfast
Care Quality Commission raises concerns about service’s operations
Abortions suspended at Marie Stopes over safety concerns
Care Quality Commission issues over Norwich centre mean 250 women will go elsewhere
Campaigners on both sides of abortion debate protest in Belfast
Over 3,000 people take to streets to highlight opposing views on abortion legislation
Uganda moves to meet women’s contraceptive needs
Attitudes changing in country where belief remains strong that contraception causes infertility
Police question woman arrested near Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast
Arrest follows “allegation of an assault on another woman” on July 17th
Anti-abortion campaigner wins harassment conviction appeal
Bernadette Smyth’s conviction for pestering former Marie Stopes clinic head overturned
Date set for NI anti-abortion campaigner’s harrassment conviction appeal
Bernadette Smyth has been ordered to stop pestering Marie Stopes clinic director
Anti-abortionist guilty of harassing Marie Stopes director
Bernadette Smyth (51) convicted of harassing director of Northern Irish clinic
Larkin profile: regularly in spotlight and never far from controversy
Larkin viewed as QC who ultimately will sit on the High Court bench
Abortion couple ‘felt abandoned’ by health system
Minister expresses shock over ‘traumatic and dreadful’ death
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