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Pro-lifers are often stereotyped as being judgmental, forceful or even hateful. I know first-hand that this is not the truth. – Leanne
Being pro-life should not have negative connotations associated with it. It is a moral value that is worth its weight in gold and something to be very proud of. Some
I feel that, if these women are to really have a choice in the matter, the possibility of truly caring for their baby must be available to them – Clara
I’m a First Year Medicine student in NUI Galway. In five years, I hope to complete my degree and become a qualified doctor. I wonder how Ireland will have changed
As a feminist, I believe that all people, born and unborn, have fundamental human rights – Erika
As a feminist and a human rights activist, I believe that all people, born and unborn, have fundamental human rights. That includes the right to life - Article Three
I have been accused of racism, harassment and bullying, all for highlighting alternatives to abortion – Kristina
I moved to Galway from Slovakia in 2007 and later joined the Galway Anti-Racism Network. As a non-national, I must say I have found Galway to be a very
Life is not a special privilege of the fortunate, the planned and the ‘perfect’ – Sarah
My own uncle had Down Syndrome and he passed away last year from cancer at the age of 54. He was the absolute light of our lives and taught us