Pro-life groups have criticised the Irish media for their failure to carry out basic fact-checking in their rush to demonise pro-life activists.

The Life Institute has said that the publication of a Bill permitting abortion on suicide grounds shows that the government "doesn't give a damn for the evidence" and is "blinded by arrogance and ideology" on the issue.

Four Labour TDs may break rank on abortion bill The Irish Examiner has reported that four Labour TDs may break ranks on the proposed abortion bill. Colm Keaveney, the Tuam-based Labour TD, caused consternation in the party when he wrote that he could not support the Bill. Keaveney is not ...

The abortion hearings have been described as a "sham of an exercise" by a Mattie McGrath - who sat on the committee which carried them out.

Pro-life activists are today staging witnesses outside Irish embassies in London and Washington DC in support of the Irish people who are under threat of abortion legislation being undemocratically foisted on them.

SAVE the date: Please make a huge effort to attend the Vigil for Life on June 8th - tomorrow! It's important that we show our united opposition to the cruel and inhuman Abortion Bill.  Let's stand together for LIFE! Bring your family and friends, and make it a day out to protect our ...

This week, the Irish media, led by RTÉ and the Irish Independent, have used wildly exaggerated figures to push abortion. When challenged, they refused to correct the misreporting, and confirmed that they are willing to use the estimates of abortion campaigners although the real numbers are ...

Fianna Fáil is to allow a free vote on the abortion Bill, after the deep divisions in the party meant that leader Micheál Martin could not persuade others to follow his support for legalising abortion on suicide grounds. Martin, who had previously signalled that he was opposed to abortion on ...

Right around the country, thousands of people are speaking up for life, going door to door in Galway, witnessing in Tipperary and Cork, holding super information sessions in Kerry and Waterford, reaching thousands in Dublin every day, making huge inroads in the Midlands, raising up Mayo and Galway ...

The Life Institute has said that attempts by the government to claim a consensus at the abortion hearings in favour of legislation is "a disturbing attempt to railroad through abortion despite the mounting expert evidence against the proposal."