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20th May 2022
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ACTION ALERT (#1) : (#2) Don’t miss the opportunity to stand up for life at this weekend's Regional Marches for Life! (#1)

WATCH NOW: Why you should attend the Regional Marches for Life taking place this weekend!

ACTION ALERT: (#1) Send ready-to-go message to Minister for Health on link between ‘DIY’ home abortions and coercive abortion (#1)

APPLY NOW: Virtual Internship with the PLC (#VS)
Don’t miss the opportunity to stand up for life at this weekend's Regional Marches for Life! ()
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At The Regional Marches For Life taking place this weekend in Cork, Galway and Bundoran we will gather together to call for resources to be put in place to support women in unplanned pregnancy and to shine a spotlight on Ireland’s spiralling abortion rate.

We look forward very much to seeing you there. They will be wonderful family friendly events in addition to being very focussed on the important issues featured. Placards, face-painting, balloon-making and goodie bags for children will be provided.

Please leave plenty of time to get into the cities and towns. Please bring water and suncream as the weather is expected to be good.

📍 LOCATIONS & PARKING🚗
Cork 20th May
Gather Beside Sacred Heart Church, Western Road @5.45pm for a short walk followed by speakers.
Public Parking roadside along Western Road and the Mardyke adjacent to Fitzgerald Park.
Bus available from City Centre to Western Road.
Plenty of carparks in the area.
*Please allow plenty of time due to Friday evening traffic.

Galway 21st May
Gather in Toft Park, Salthill @2.45pm for a short walk followed by speakers.
Free Parking along the Promenade.
Disk Parking available in Lower and Upper Salthill.
Bus (401) available from the City Centre.
*Please allow plenty of time due to busy area.

Donegal 22nd May
Gather Beside Waterworld, Bundoran @2.45pm for a short walk followed by speakers.
Public Parking available along the Promenade in Bundoran.
Public Transport available.

Let's stand united to deliver change!

If you live in one of the counties where the marches are happening or in a neighbouring county, please make an extra special effort to attend one of the marches. And if you live further afield and are toying with the idea of attending one of the marches, do come along! We look forward very much to seeing you there. They will be wonderful family friendly events in addition to being very focussed on the important issues featured.

Thank you for your help with this important effort. Thank you also for your continued support of the work of the Pro Life Campaign.

Register Now: www.marchforlife.ie

Why you should attend the Regional Marches for Life taking place this weekend! ()
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Send ready-to-go message to your local TDs on the link between ‘DIY’ home abortions and coercive abortion ()
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The Pro Life Campaign is strengthening its call to members of the Oireachtas to press the Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly to stop sanctioning the dangerous practice of ‘DIY’ remote consultation home abortions.

In a shocking new finding, 15% of women in the UK (aged 18-44) said they experienced pressure to go though with an abortion they didn't want to have. The finding are contained in research conducted for BBC Radio 4. The HSE here in Ireland acknowledged in a recent answer to a parliamentary question that coercion more likely to occur when abortion consultations happen remotely.

Take a moment to send an instant message to the Minister For Health urging to immediately stop telemedicine abortions now that the Covid 19 measures have been eased in every other area.

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APPLY NOW - Virtual Internship with the PLC (#1)

Would you like to experience working with a pro-active Human Rights organisation?

If you would like, APPLY HERE ([link removed]) to our exciting virtual intern programme for students!
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Participants on the programme will have an opportunity to network with other young people and develop skills in advocacy, campaign management and project planning.

Internships run for one-week periods and are suitable for second level (Transition year or older) and third level students.

Each intern will do 4 hours supervised work each day and will be working on areas such as social media, contact with members of the movement nationwide, project planning and contributing to support work for women and their babies.

Internships are not paid, however expenses will be covered.

If you or a family member is interested, please complete the below form and we will be in touch with you presently. Placements are subject to availability.

Thank you!

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