Anti-abortion medics feel threatened and fearful in a newly intolerant Ireland

The poor design of the ballot paper may cause confusion in the minds of some voters

If electorate goes Yes, the Oireachtas will pass laws regulating the termination of pregnancy

10 weeks after being told her baby had a fatal condition, Anita Boyle got news he would be ok

Laws could be altered to deal with rape, incest or fatal foetal abnormalities, group says

‘Underdog’ Neal Davies leads the agency with clients from Lidl to Diageo to the Referendum Commission

Referendum Commission urges everyone to vote as it launches information campaign

Event did not take place on Bar Council premises because of political nature

To make an informed decision we need to listen to the other side of the debate – even though they are wrong and listening to them is painful

‘Your vote means everything,’ Referendum Commission tells public

The day a big criminal trial is abandoned because of content on social media inevitably approaches

Group’s job is to offer a neutral explanation of the proposal on the Eighth Amendment

Watchdogs will not supervise social media campaigning despite concerns on both sides

Minister for Health insisted any need for scan will be based on doctors’ discretion

Harris says it will be difficult to meet May deadline but Government will do all it can

New volunteer-led initiative to scrutinise political advertising in online sphere

Ministers considers draft heads of Bill which contains wording of referendum question

Citizens’ Assembly should recommend a balanced and independent referendum body

Taoiseach urges Ministers to study Oireachtas committee report over Christmas

Taoiseach has personal view on issue but this will not determine Government stance