Reporting restrictions imposed on broadcast stations during referendums should be adopted for the online world.

Reporting restrictions imposed on broadcast stations during referendums should be adopted for the online world due to the “horrible” nature of “keyboard warrior” attacks during the early stages of the pro-choice and pro-life Eighth Amendment campaigns.

The Pro Life Campaign has hit out at what they claim is the "grossly irresponsible" use by pro choice advocates of selected details of today’s news that a young woman had been denied an abortion under the 2013 Abortion Act.

Women who ordered abortion pills from an online service against a backdrop of strict anti-abortion laws reported successfully terminating their pregnancy with few adverse events, new research has found.

A group campaigning for the repeal of the constitutional amendment that prohibits abortion has confirmed it returned funding it received from an international organisation following correspondence with the ethics watchdog.

Look at the raft of TDs who are known for their liberal views... who got the chop from the electorate, writes Alison O’Connor.

A number of simultaneous artistic performances were staged around the country, as well as in London, yesterday, to highlight Ireland’s restrictive laws on abortion.

The high number of children living in poverty; the housing shortage that sees families living in hotels; and the lives of Travellers, who have an infant mortality rate three times the average, were all raised by members of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.

The Abortion Rights Campaign have renewed their appeal for the Government to call a referendum to change abortion laws here.

The Abortion Rights Campaign* has said the Government must take action in the abortion debate.

Campaigners for both sides of the abortion issue revealed their views on the tragic case.

Today is International Women's Day and thousand of events are being held across the globe to raise awareness of female issues.

Savita Halappanavar’s grieving family is set to take a medical negligence case against the State in response to her tragic death.

The draft abortion legislation has to be welcomed because after 21 years of moral cowardice, a government has set out a medical and legal pathway for women and medical personnel to participate in an abortion when there is a “real and substantial risk” to the life of a pregnant woman.

Groups from both sides of the abortion debate have hit out at the Coalition’s attempts to bring clarity to the issue.

A pro-choice group is urging the Medical Council to act quickly to implement the recommendations of the inquest into Savita Halappanavar.

A seminar on abortion is being held in Dublin today as pro-choice campaigners step up their nationwide campaign on reproductive rights for women.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said the Government is not in the business of liberalising abortion.

Over 25,000 people attended a rally organised by Pro-Life campaigners in central Dublin today, according to official Garda estimates.