The 8th: How Ireland went through a ‘collective national moment of catharsis’

This tightly told film charts the 2018 referendum campaign to legalise abortion

Anti-abortion campaigners seek ban on terminations on disability and gender grounds

Pro-Life Campaign says there is no need for Government to legislate for abortion up to 12 weeks

Campaigners against Eighth Amendment recall vitriol of 1983

Former judge Catherine McGuinness got anonymous letters calling her a ‘murderer’

The Citizens’ Assembly – a canny move on the road to repeal

Assembly was a portent of shifting public attitudes on abortion

Anti-abortion lawyers issue statement against repeal

Event did not take place on Bar Council premises because of political nature

Pro-Life Campaign loses Supreme Court bid to join case on unborn

State argued that, as case concerned constitutional law, campaign could not bring extra expertise

Eighth Amendment committee comes under tough scrutiny

As it made its first crucial decision this week, fresh allegations of bias and a lack of impartiality were made against the committee

Miriam Lord: ‘Leo is like Hyacinth Bucket on speed these days’

Taoiseach feeds the faithful, Dáil bingo on the way and Clare Daly keeps it real

Committee may make Eighth Amendment decision by next week

Solidarity TD Ruth Coppinger to push for the Oireachtas group to make its views known

Human rights commission calls for legalisation of abortion

State human rights watchdog says abortion should be widely available

McGrath and Mullen to ask Eighth Amendment committee to hear families’ views

Oireachtas committee to consider its proposed witness list tomorrow

Lawyers’ group caution on Yes campaign advocacy

Lawyers for No say other side speaking with ‘unwarranted certainty’ concerning surrogacy

How wife-swappin’ sodomites won the right to remarry

1995 referendum that gave separated people the right to divorce was barely carried

Torts law book named legal book of the year