List of Pro Life Groups in Ireland
Pro Life Campaign |
| The Pro Life Campaign is a non-denominational human rights organisation, drawing its support from a cross-section of Irish society. The Campaign promotes pro-life education and defends human life at all stages, from conception to natural death. It also campaigns for resources to support and assist pregnant women and those in need of healing after abortion |
| Suite 60, Clifton House, Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2 |
| ☎ 01-662 9275 (Press Queries : 087 685 1596) |
| ✉ info@prolifecampaign.ie |
One Day More |
| One Day More is a support group made up of parents who received poor pre-natal prognoses for their babies. Some of our babies died shortly after birth, some before and some fortunately are still with us.We are here to support parents who find themselves in a similar situation. |
| 6-9 Trinity St, Dublin 2 |
| ☎ 086 0220362 |
| ✉ info@onedaymore.ie |
Youth Defence |
| We’re Ireland's largest and most active pro-life organisation, led by young people who believe that life is worth protecting.We aim to provide real information about abortion, and to find new ways of getting that information to the public. We’re honest and open about what we do, which means we’re not afraid to challenge politicians or upset the consensus. Most of all we believe that Ireland can be kept abortion-free. One person can make a difference and that person may be you. |
| 6 Gardiner Place, Dublin 1, Ireland. |
| ☎ 353 1 873 0463 |
| ✉ info@youthdefence.ie |
The Life Institute |
| 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 families. 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. |
| 6 Gardiner Place, Dublin 1 |
| ☎ 353 1 873 0465 |
| ✉ info@thelifeinstitute.net |
Love Both Project |
| The LoveBoth Project is committed to building a more welcoming society for expectant mothers and their unborn babies.Right now, our primary goal is protecting Ireland’s 8th Amendment, which safeguards the lives of both mother and baby in pregnancy.Defend the 8thAmendment , Ensure the availability of comprehensive perinatal palliative care and make Ireland a centre of excellent in this area. Deliver suitable sheltered accommodation for the more than 20 homeless pregnant women sleeping rough on the streets of our cities on any given night |
| 60 Clifton House, Lower Fitzwilliam St, Dublin 2 |
| ✉ info@loveboth.ie |
Precious Life |
| Precious Life is the largest pro-life group in Northern Ireland . Since our formation, there has been a dramatic drop in the numbers of women travelling from Northern Ireland to England for abortion. We believe this is directly attributable to our activism. By exposing the lies surrounding abortion; by educating the public with the truth about abortion; and by campaigning against abortion - we are saving babies, mothers, and indeed this country, from the silent holocaust that is brutally destroying 50 million lives worldwide every year |
| PO Box 425 Belfast BT1 4YF |
| ☎ 028 9027 8484 |
| ✉ info@preciouslife.com |
Life Society UCD |
| university pro-life group based at University College Dublin . Our aims are to promote the dignity of human life from conception to natural death, through reasonable and informed discussion on the issues of abortion and euthanasia at UCD |
| ✉ lifesocietyucd@gmail.com |
Students for Life (TCD) |
| Students for Life (TCD) aims to inform students about the pro-life position and issues. Promote equal society where women are treated equally regardless of whether they are pregnant or not.Among other things, we want to provide information we don’t think Trinity Students necessarily have access to and argue our case respectfully |
University Limerick Life Society |
| What we do & who we are.For all -students especially, and all members of the UL campus community, the Limerick HEI Cluster and the public generally- we seek to:* Inform about the issues involved in the sanctity and dignity of human life* Engage people on Life issues such as abortion and euthanasia in a relevant manner* Motivate action and dialogue events to protect the sanctity of human life in Ireland, and beyond |
| ✉ prolife4ul@outlook.com |
University Galway Life Society |
| NUI Galway Life Society is here to affirm the one primary, universal and fundamental right: the right to life. We exist to promote and defend the right to life of all human beings, from conception to natural death. We believe that to be human is a sufficient reason to be ascribed a right to life; which truth is borne out in the absolute uniqueness of every individual, from invisible DNA to the everyday print of a finger |
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Morrigu
13 Oct 2019 , 12:35 am
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Beware of any politician or organisation claiming to be opposed to the culture of foeticide while making statements like "we have a nuanced approach". These people speak with forked tongues. There are numerous players across the political spectrum who claim to be both "prolife and prochoice", a dishonest and impossible stance to have. The argument that "one in ten Irish mothers have had an abortion" is not a reason to dial down opposition to the culture of foeticide. In decades of campaigning I have personally encountered at least one in ten fellow campaigners who have had an abortion. It is that very experience which makes these women adamant that the culture of death is detrimental to our society and harmful to the health and wellbeing of Irish women. The "one in ten" statistic is NEVER an argument for acceptance of foeticide. It is an argument against it.
ronan
07 Jan 2019 , 12:10 pm
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I hope Ireland will one day repeal the 36th Amendment . Many of our children and grandchildren would not be here today if it were not for the 8th amendment . Future generations will now miss out on so much joy because of abortion . The 36th amendment must be repealed .
Charlie
24 Sep 2018 , 04:48 pm
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if you build it they will come . in the corners of society , we must rebuild , start over and become a stronger movement . We must widen the student base and work away in the margins of society educating people and who knows , maybe one day the tide will turn .
Super Hero
03 Mar 2017 , 07:19 pm
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I know there are lots more , so if anyone wants me add to the list , reply to this or send me an email . thanks