Dr. Trevor Hayes, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist I have been an Obstetrician for over 20 years. I have delivered over 2000 babies. Over the years I have delivered children with Down syndrome. The arrival of a baby with Down syndrome can come as a surprise to some parents an

Dr Eileen Reilly   I currently work in a jurisdiction where abortion is legal. It has shaped our culture so that now in the UK there are 200,000 abortions, 98% of which are performed on ground C where healthy babies are aborted on vague mental health grounds-. Everyone with a vot

Ms. Mary McConalogue, Pharmacist  If the 8th Amendment is repealed, I do not know if I will be able to continue to work as a pharmacist. As is the case for other healthcare professionals, there will be huge implications for the practice of pharmacy in Ireland if the 8th amendment is r

Good morning, my name is Dr Marie Therese McKenna. I am a GP and I am voting No. When a woman presents to a GP, that GP has a duty of care to her. When a pregnant woman presents, the duty of care is to 2 patients, the mother, and the baby. The primary principle governing medical ethic

Dr Anne Doherty, Consultant Psychiatrist Like all doctors, I want to care for women in a genuinely compassionate way. In my work as a psychiatrist, I have met many women who have had terminations of pregnancy, some in very difficult and painful circumstances. Some describe it as part

Doctors for Life would like to fully endorse Dr. Trevor Hayes’ stateme

Doctors for Life are greatly saddened to hear of the abortion of a hea

On the 6th March a requisition calling for an EGM to debate motions on

Despite the best efforts of all, legislation has been passed in Dáil E

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Dear colleague, The Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy Bill is now

Although all of us in Doctors for Life are disappointed with the resul

Dr Deirdre Gleeson  Chair, Consultant Occupational Physician and GP In