'Reluctance' has no place in need to reform our abortion laws 

The ideological discomfort of some politicians should not be a factor in bettering the experience for women

The legislation currently in place, that the people of Ireland fought so hard for, is failing women and the vulnerable in our society.

It is simply not good enough for politicians to say they would be “reluctant” or “uncomfortable” to change Ireland’s abortion laws.

Not when the legislation currently in place, that the people of Ireland fought so hard for, is failing women and the vulnerable in our society.