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Opportunity to Clarify Irish Abortion Law

Posted To Irish News | Op Ed Blog | 17/02/2012

The appointment of an ‘expert group’ to consider the options available to the Irish government in responding to the ABC decision of the European Court of Human Rights presents an opportunity to clarify Ireland’s law on abortion. That is the opinion of Paul Brady, a barrister and author, writing recently in the Sunday Business Post. He urges that the group must present the full range of options, spelling out the constitutional, legal, medical, and ethical consequences of each.


Psychiatrist Warns of Internet Porn Danger

Posted To Irish News | Op Ed Blog | 17/02/2012

Watching internet pornography can initiate teenagers into early sexual behaviour, according to an eminent Irish psychiatrist. Many teenage girls, and probably most teenage boys, will view pornograp...

Adult Stem Cells Fix Broken Hearts

Posted To International News | 17/02/2012

A new US study in which patients had their hearts repaired with adult stem cells has brought regenerative treatments for heart attacks a step closer. The therapy, reported in ...

C of E Synod Rejects Assisted Suicide

Posted To International News | 17/02/2012

In a debate on assisted suicide at the recent Church of England Synod, the Archbishop of Canterbury warned that changes to the law to allow assisted suicide would spell “disaster” and a...

Study Examines Effects of Divorce on Children

Posted To International News | 16/02/2012

In America alone, over a million children suffer the divorce of their parents every year. Divorce causes irreparable harm to all involved, but most especially to the children. Though it might be sh...


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