Organisation: HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme

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HSE in 'constant battle' to be found ahead of 'rogue' crisis pregnancy agencies in online searches

The HSE says it faces a constant online battle to ensure that someone searching for crisis pregnancy information does not come across a rogue agency.

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CLODAGH FINN: If men had babies: some (pregnant) pause for thought

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HSE to splash out on 500k condoms

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New cases of HIV hit highest levels in five years

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Number of abortions and teen births fall again

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New sex ed programme pays off for teens

Number of Irish women seeking abortion in UK continues to fall

The number of Irish women seeking abortions in the UK has fallen for the 11th consecutive year.

Thu, 11 Jul, 2013

90% of young people use contraception for first-time sex

Nine out of 10 young people used contraception the first time they had sex, research has revealed.

Fri, 11 May, 2012

Students urged to use contraception

More than seven out of 10 students have had unprotected sex but have never been tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI), according to research.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2012

Financial woes and workplace rows making pregnancy traumatic: HSE

ONE third of recent mothers have described their pregnancy as traumatic, with half blaming financial worries.

Tue, 28 Jun, 2011

Former teen mums warn girls against pregnancy

A SEX education programme being delivered by former teenage mothers in schools around the country is raising young people’s awareness of the dangers of becoming sexually active too young.

Thu, 14 Oct, 2010

Number of women with Irish addresses having abortions in Britain falls

THE number of women giving Irish addresses at British abortion clinics has decreased for the eighth year in a row.

Wed, 26 May, 2010

12 women head to UK for terminations every day

Twelve women travel to Britain every day for an abortion, latest figures revealed today.

Tue, 25 May, 2010

Survey: 60% in favour of legal abortion

THREE-in-five 18-35 year olds believe abortion should be legalised, according to a sex survey which found one-in-four women has experienced an unplanned pregnancy.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2010