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Open letter from clinicians states reason for the majority of abortions is socio-economic
Patricia Casey says Bill the Government intends to introduce should amendment be repealed ‘very vague’
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Catherine Noone invites members to propose other witnesses after anti-abortion speaker withdraws
Committee cannot now cast around for fig leaves by inviting anti-abortion advocates to address it
Prof Gerry Whyte of TCD’s Law School addresses conference on abortion in Athlone
As it made its first crucial decision this week, fresh allegations of bias and a lack of impartiality were made against the committee
Kate O’Connell says this is not end of the debate, but is a step in right direction
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