On Friday, May 25, voters in the Republic of Ireland approved repealing the pro-life Eighth Amendment of the country's constitution by a 66 to 34 percent margin. The country once thought to be the most pro-life in Europe is now solidly in favor of legal abortion.
Here are some suggestions for people in Ireland who want to save unborn children.
Exit polls suggest that voters in the Republic of Ireland have voted about two-to-one to allow abortion.
Abortion has been illegal in Ireland since long before most of the island achieved independence in 1922. A 1983 amendment to the republic's constitution guaranteed the right to life for unborn babies.
