Three days after the huge success of the Rally for Life young pro-life volunteers took off on Youth Defence's Annual Roadshow. Last Wednesday streets sessions were held in Drogheda and Dundalk where the response was so positive that the supply of leaflets which were to last until Friday were...
The Nationwide Pro-life Information Roadshow left Dublin for Drogheda and Dundalk on Wednesday. Such was the response in Drogheda, that the supplies that were due to last until today were gone by the end of the day! Next Monday the Digivan will join us for four days showing pro-life videos...
It was a day to remember. Despite the rain clouds which threatened all morning (and the torrent that came down at 1.50pm) the sun burst forth as the Rally for Life moved off from the Garden of Remembrance towards O'Connell Street. An estimated 4,500-5,000 people joined in the Rally, sending a...
Organisers of the Rally for Life have said that the decision by the Irish media to blank the massive pro-life rally, has served to highlight the "insular and anti-life thinking dominating Irish media organs". However, Youth Defence spokeswoman, Íde Nic Mhathúna, said that the Rally...
Just before 2pm on Saturday, the sun burst through the clouds which had gathered over Dublin all morning, and an enormous cheer went up from the Rally for Life. Thousands of pro-life people, of all ages, set off through Dublin's busy city centre in a colourful and lively pro-life march which saw...
One day left to go: The organizing committee of the Rally for Life has urged all pro-life people to make a special effort to attend tomorrow’s pro-life rally which meets at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin at 2pm.
An amendment to a bill going through the Houses of Parliament in Britain proposes that 'mercy killers' should face charges of manslaughter and not murder. The bill, The Coroners and Justice Bill was originally aimed at tightening up the Suicide Act 1961 to prevent the internet promotion of youth...
Last month, Mrs Nuala Conway, from Dunamore, gave birth to four girls and two boys 14 weeks prematurely. She told the Sunday Express newspaper that "These babies are a wonderful gift from God," in her first interview.
By a vote of 13-1, the legislature in the small state of Imo, Nigeria rejected the Reproductive Rights Bill last week, marking a pro-life victory in a state whose rich heritage, culture and religious traditions welcome life and respect the lives of unborn children.
Three women volunteers dismissed five years ago by Cura, the Catholic Church's pregnancy agency, have been reinstated with an apology. The women were among four volunteers who refused to distribute leaflets they said gave contact numbers for abortion referrals.
