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The Life Institute is committed to building a Culture of Life in Ireland, and is a centre of excellence for the development of cutting-edge information campaigns which seek to protect human life and the family. The Institute is an important and influential voice on issues such as abortion, euthanasia, embryo research and the importance of the family. We are also a leading producer of research on pro-life issues, and emphasise the need for constant public engagement to share the results of that research. We do not believe in preaching to the choir. Life Institute is a broad-based initiative with supporters throughout the country, and we have been particularly successful in bringing people together to work for life and family.

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  • The Irish Times & The ‘totally False’ Abortion Story

    The inquiry has been held, and the Irish Times' infamous 'first Irish abortion' story has been shown to be totally and utterly false. Journalist Paul Cullen and his employers at the national broadsheet have disgraced themselves, once again, by their decision to splash a piece of pro-abortion propaganda across the front pages in a cynical attempt to exalt Fine Gael's abortion legislation – only for that propaganda to be exposed as a lame piece of fiction in less than 24 hours.

  • #JeSuisCharlie? I Think Not.

    I can understand why #JeSuisCharlie lit up the internet. The shootings at Charlie Hebdo were both horrifying and terrifying and people everywhere wanted to show support and solidarity, to stand for freedom and for freedom of expression. And yes, I can believe that many journalists and politicians felt a genuine desire to express their shock at what had happened and to send condolences for those who had died at the French publication.

  • What I Learnt From 12 Years A Slave

    Last week I finally got to watch the acclaimed film 12 Years a Slave, which tells the story of Solomon Northup, a free black man from upstate New York, who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Louisiana.

  • Will psychiatrists who follow the medical evidence be banned from new abortion panels?

    Last week, the Irish Times reported that the Irish College of Psychiatrists had advised its members not to take part in review panels on abortion until clinical guidelines were in place. The professional body for psychiatrists in Ireland said that the enactment of the abortion act on January 1st 2014 without clinical guidelines was “very haphazard and unsatisfactory”.

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