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Newspaper Article
Why I am a reluctant Yes to repeal the Eighth
2018
Overview
Protect the unborn O'Reilly stated, in his letter, that the aim of the pro-life amendment was to protect the unborn child from the courts and serve as a guide to politicians.[...]in the most volatile circumstances in the history of the Dáil with three general elections being held over 18 months in the early 1980s, the Pro-Life Amendment Campaign set about to get the agreement of taoisigh - first Charles Haughey, then Garret FitzGerald - to put a ban on abortion into the Constitution.Doctors want to have legal certainty about permissible medical practices when they have to evaluate the risk to the life and health of the mother versus the unborn.
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The Irish Times Ltd
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