Who makes the rules about age?
A year later, an Italian, aged 62, had a son.
Could the same happen in Ireland? Unlikely, says Dr David Walsh, Sims IVF medical director. “We’re a very conservative nation — Ireland’s not going to be the new Italy.”
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SUBSCRIBEA year later, an Italian, aged 62, had a son.
Could the same happen in Ireland? Unlikely, says Dr David Walsh, Sims IVF medical director. “We’re a very conservative nation — Ireland’s not going to be the new Italy.”
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