Abortion referendum: campaigns clash

Senior politicians have held concurrent press conferences to bolster their campaigns on the abortion referendum.

Abortion referendum: campaigns clash
Thu, 28 Feb, 2002 - 16:52

Senior politicians have held concurrent press conferences to bolster their campaigns on the abortion referendum.

A show of strength by the women frontbenchers of Fianna Fail has been matched by the Fine Gael, Labour and Green Party leaders in Dublin.

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