Orders for pills to end pregancy rise as number going to UK for terminations drops

University says service, which tracks users’ location, does not compromise privacy

Oireachtas committee hears how agencies use Google adverts to appear high up in results

Former college newspaper editor considers what you should look out for

IFPA survey finds one in four women have experienced crisis pregnancy in past

Records show women with Republic address at clinics in England and Wales at nine a day

TDs unlikely to liberalise laws to extent proposed by Citizens’ Assembly, say sources

Two-thirds (64%) of participants support no restrictions on abortion under term limits

The recent revelations regarding Glen’s financial governance mask a bigger problem

Institutional abuse and traveller ethnicity among issues raised by UN committee

Rights groups call for guidelines for healthcare professionals on medication

McGrath calls on IFPA to distance itself from Planned Parenthood group after video

Emily Logan says response to crisis disproportionately focused on spending cuts

Figures show 3,735 women with Irish addresses travelled to UK for abortions in 2014

Irish Family Planning Association sees 50 women aged over 44 in 12-month period

Male contraception proving to be a cut above the rest

HSE to publish terms of reference for review into care of woman who sought termination

Warning that women in crisis may not get appropriate services in time

IFPA and Department of Justice say they will co-operate fully with inquiry

The woman refused an abortion says she was raped but did not know she was pregnant until she arrived in Ireland

‘Long past time for safe and legal abortion services to be made available’

Terminations carried out in Britain on foreign women at lowest level since 1969

Minister expresses shock over ‘traumatic and dreadful’ death

IFPA chief executive says fatality shows Irish health system is ‘turning its back on women’