Restricted abortion access for cases of fatal foetal abnormalities 'enrages' Miss D

Amy Dunne, centre standing, the woman at the centre of the controversial Miss D case in 2007 with Ailbhe Smith, Repeal the 8th activist with supporters outside the Dáil on Wednesday. Picture: Moya Nolan

Continued restricted access to abortion for women whose babies have fatal foetal abnormalities “enrages” Amy Dunne, who advocated for reform as Miss D in 2007.

In an emotional address to a National Women’s Council event marking four years since repeal of the Eighth Amendment, she said women still face similar obstacles as she did.