News

Share
22nd April 2017
04:38pm BST

Dreadful result on ballot 2 44% for repeal,56% to amend or replace 40.3.3 Unsurpised given utter confusion of advice given #CitizensAssembly
— Colm O'Gorman (@Colmogorman) April 22, 2017
Devastated for all women in Ireland today. Never stop fighting. More strikes, more direct action. #repealthe8th
— SertOne:Father Yöd (@SertOne) April 22, 2017
There was frustration too.Citizens Assembley bottled it?#repealthe8th
— Tim O'Brien (@TheIrishTim) April 22, 2017
FFS. STILL?! #repealthe8th
— Siobhán ? (@wigglymittens) April 22, 2017
Some welcomed the news, however.How infuriating. That is ludicrous on behalf of our government and their #CitizensAssembly. What an absolute joke of a system. #RepealThe8th
— Elaine Buckley (@ElaineBucko) April 22, 2017
The 8th should remain. I know it's hard for women but to me the unborn is a living thing and must have equal rights. #citizensassembly
— Daniel Fitzpatrick (@fitzpatrick_df) April 22, 2017
But many Repealers vowed to keep up their campaign.@waynekearns Abortion is not "healthcare". It's life-ending, not life-saving. #citizensassembly
— Cora Sherlock ??? (@CoraSherlock) April 22, 2017
We can't and mustn't stop till the 8th is repealed. TDs get ready. The mna of Ireland are angry #CitizensAssembly #repealthe8th
— Carly Bailey (@CarlyBee25) April 22, 2017
We'll keep fighting, striking and voting. We've been knocked but we're not down. Eventually, we will #repealthe8th #CitizensAssembly
— Claragh Lucey (@CurlyLocks483) April 22, 2017
We have to keep fighting for a full Repeal of the 8th Amendment. We will keep fighting and we will be heard. #repealthe8th #CitizensAssembly
— Jess? (@DeathIsntBlonde) April 22, 2017
Explore more on these topics: