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Irish Dáil Passes Bill to Remove Three-Day Abortion Waiting Period
A Sinn Féin bill to eliminate the three-day waiting period for abortion services has been passed in the Dáil. This legislative change aims to remove a current requirement for women seeking abortions in Ireland.
17 Jun, 11:15 — 17 Jun, 21:01
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irish-independent1d ago
Sinn Féin bill to remove three-day wait for access to abortion services is passed in Dáil
By Ryan Nugent,Mary Regan
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Coverage of all today's political developments including a Dáil vote on Sinn Féin's proposed legislation to remove the three-day wait period for an abortion in early pregnancy.
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TDs to vote on whether 3-day wait for women seeking abortion should be scrapped
The Sinn Féin bill has united both government and opposition TDs on what has historically been a divisive topic.
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