Abortion is legal in Ireland!

Northampton, England
May 31, 2018 2:44pm CST
In the country of Ireland they have just voted to legalize abortion. After voting in their first openly gay Prime Minister last year it didn’t take long for him to offer a referendum on abortion to keep those minority female voters that got him in, onside, abortion currently illegal in Ireland, accept if it’s a life threatening situation. The debate raged and the sisterhood won, 65/35. It was expected that the rural country vote would make the referendum close but not so as young people won the day as LGBT and feminist groups organised and drove the Yes vote. Previously females would have to get the ferry to the U.K to have an abortion. Northern Ireland, part of the UK, has kept their abortion ban. Pressure is now on N.I to have a vote, the same young radical females driving for the vote right now. I think it should always been a woman’s decision and happy the ban has been overturned. I know its men who put it in there but women should be the ones who protect their own bodies. Problem is this vote could trigger big problems for the British government, held in place by coalition with a very conservative protestant Northern Ireland political party, the Democratic Unionists. They are 100% against abortion and won’t want a vote on it in N.I. The British Prime Minister May will not want to have the vote because of that. The actual Northern Ireland government is currently suspended as they couldn’t agree a budget and so this issue could force another general election and all the Brexit chaos that goes with that.
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8 responses
• United States
1 Jul 18
Abortion may be legal in Ireland, but it's not legal in heaven where the eyes of the Greatest life giver is saddened by the murder of the tiny, precious life of an unborn baby. Why is it called a "double homocide" when a pregnant mother is murdered? It doesn't matter at what stage the growing baby is at. If both mother and baby are murdered, it's called a "double homocide".
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• Northampton, England
2 Jul 18
but if every Mexican, Chinese and Indian baby was born etc....
@redhotpogo (4401)
• United States
1 Jun 18
Celebrating abortion. Couldn't sink any lower.
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@maximax8 (31046)
• United Kingdom
31 May 18
Ireland has been always against abortion for as long as I remember. I believe Northern Ireland must make up its mind. It was very easy for an Irish lady to travel to England to get an abortion. The abortion pill can be given up to 9 weeks pregnancy. Later abortions would have to be done like an operation. In England the time limit for abortion is up to 24 weeks pregnancy.
• Northampton, England
31 May 18
I believe they need three doctors signatures
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@maximax8 (31046)
• United Kingdom
31 May 18
Do they? That is possible to do for some ladies.
@toniganzon (72281)
• Philippines
5 Jun 18
I wonder when will it ever be legal in my country...I think when the constitution changes.
@xFiacre (13036)
• Ireland
31 May 18
I’ve no objection to a gay PM, (though I don’t get why his sexuality has ever been mentioned) but the Irish people didn’t actually vote him in - his party selected him after his predecessor resigned much in the same way as Theresa May was selected by Conservatives after Cameron resigned. However I’m nit picking here so I’ll shut up.
@NJChicaa (119649)
• United States
1 Jun 18
Wonderful news!
@AKRao24 (27424)
• India
31 May 18
Yes, after murdering a prospective Indian Dentist without any human considerations! I am really surprised what sort of justice the Almighty will have those persons decided not to under go abortion to save the life of that lady and to the persons who have created the law and the people following the law, despite the fact knowing that abortion is being practiced in Ireland illegally very openly! I am happy about the decision but disgusted with the attitude!
@wolfgirl569 (106413)
• Marion, Ohio
31 May 18
Glad to hear that. It should be a womans choice.