Wed Mar 9, 2022 – 11:30 am EST
(LifeSiteNews) — In May 2018, the Irish people voted to legalize abortion by national referendum. In December 2018, Ireland’s abortion regime was formally enshrined in law. On March 14, 2019, an Irish couple aborted their baby boy at 15 weeks after being told that he likely had a fatal fetal abnormality. The doctors were wrong, but the baby was dead. It was too late. His parents now grieve this horror — a forever mistake that cannot be undone.
Year after year, the bloody butcher’s bill for Ireland’s abortion regime now comes due — and the Irish people are discovering that feticide is not quite what they were promised. According to the Irish media outlet Gript: “The number of women making a claim against the State for adverse outcomes of abortion have now risen to 103 since the legislation was introduced, new figures show.” This is yet another rise since November, when numbers were last reported.
This sad stat was confirmed to pro-life Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín TD by the Department of Health, which stated that the State Claims Agency had received these 103 claims of “adverse incidents.” Tóibín
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