Abortion row girl 'free to travel': AG

The Attorney General today insisted there was nothing preventing a teenage girl fighting to travel to Britain for an abortion from doing so.

Abortion row girl 'free to travel': AG
Mon, 07 May, 2007 - 15:17

The Attorney General today insisted there was nothing preventing a teenage girl fighting to travel to Britain for an abortion from doing so.

Health chiefs sparked a High Court legal battle after calling on the Gardaí and the passport authorities to stop the 17-year-old from making the journey.

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