Podcasts about repealthe8th

Amy Dunne, AKA Miss D, gives her thoughts on the access to abortion services here four years on from Repeal the 8th. Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

In this week's episode we discuss the historical 1992 Supreme Court ruling during the ‘X Case'. Annaig deep dives into Judicial Review and the story behind the case of Attorney General v. X (a fourteen year old girl) and the aftermath for X, her perpetrator and the general public. Henna discusses the 8th Amendment and the Repeal the 8th campaigns that changed the health rights of women in Ireland in 2018. Episodes for Context - Indigenous Canada - https://www.ladycurious.com/episodes/episode/4a1f8d9b/good-morning-baltimore Catholic Church in Ireland - https://www.ladycurious.com/episodes/episode/4a33b307/the-problem-with-the-catholic-church-in-irelandIsrael/Palestine Conflict - https://www.ladycurious.com/episodes/episode/4c7507f4/stamp-on-me-in-a-barrel & https://www.ladycurious.com/episodes/episode/48d776b7/the-problem-with-apartheid Sources - https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/middle-east/un-launches-investigation-into-alleged-war-crimes-in-gaza-conflict-1.4577755 https://news.sky.com/story/liverpool-drug-dealer-who-used-encrochat-jailed-after-cheese-picture-analysed-for-prints-12315921#:~:text=A%20man%20has%20been%20jailed,showing%20his%20fingers%20and%20palm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attorney_General_v._X https://www.thejournal.ie/twenty-years-on-a-timeline-of-the-x-case-347359-Feb2012/https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/film/the-8th-how-ireland-went-through-a-collective-national-moment-of-catharsis-1.4568338 https://www.thejournal.ie/eighth-amendment-2-3924188-Apr2018/  Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/LadyCurious)

One week to go! We are so excited!Starting on May 25th with new episodes Tuesdays and Fridays for five weeks.A podcast about the 8th Amendment. A 10-part podcast series about the history of reproductive rights in Ireland with interviews with those who fought for them, from the 1970s to the present day.  Support the show

Campaigners Ailbhe Smyth and Andrea Horan chat about the documentary "The 8th: How We Repealed History" (streaming on IFI@Home from 17 May)

A podcast about the 8th Amendment. A 10-part podcast series about the history of reproductive rights in Ireland with interviews with those who fought for them, from the 1970s to the present day.  Episodes on Tuesday and Fridays, coming May 25th!Support the show

Let’s return now to our special series exploring Newstalk’s 20 most influential moments of the past two decades. Every day we are looking back at a different story, chosen by you, the Newstalk listeners. Today, we are going back to May 2018 when the people of Ireland voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment, making way for legal abortion in the country for the first time. Once the referendum concluded, discussions and debates on the issue vanished from the news agenda, but what became of various campaign groups who were the driving the debate during the referendum?   Eilis Mulroy is a spokesperson for the Pro-Life Campaign and she joined Breakfast to look back.   Photo Leah Farrell/ RollingNews.ie Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

On May 25th 2018, the people of Ireland voted overwhelmingly in favour of repealing the 8th amendment of the Irish Constitution – the article that had hitherto made it effectively impossible to legislate for abortion even in the most extreme of circumstances. Beatrice White takes us on the road to the historic result that attests to drastic transformation in Irish society that has taken place over just a few decades. Written by Beatrice White and read by Julia Lagoutte. Text version: www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/the-road-to-repeal-how-ireland-said-yes/ Twitter: twitter.com/GreenEUJournal Facebook: facebook.com/greeneuropeanjournal

The voices of the female Irish citizen have long gone unheard and ignored. The call for comprehensive bodily autonomy for the Irish woman has, for example, been marginalised and buried beneath the ‘traditional’ roles of motherhood and childbearing. Now with the upcoming referendum on repealing the 8th amendment to the Irish constitution and prevalence of the #Repealthe8th campaign, we as a society have seen Irish women (and men) come together to canvas support for the liberalisation of Irish abortion law. The referendum results will be a strong indicator of the societal standpoint on the liberalisation of abortion law in Ireland. However, by analysing the coverage of the upcoming referendum and the Oireachtas debates it has become clear that are bilateral exchanges of stigma, in the form of reactive discourse, between ‘pro-life’ and ‘pro-choice’ proponents. Encompassing the themes of gender and tradition vs modernity, the paper will therefore explore the long standing ‘traditional’ views of female bodily autonomy; and consider if they have remained firm or if a new-found tolerance has taken hold as Irish society faces of a new chapter of bodily autonomy for female citizens. Rebecca Boast is currently an MRes student at the University of Liverpool, studying with the Institute of Irish Studies. Her research is focused on stigma and shame within the abortion debate in Ireland; with a particular focus on the recent referendum. This research will be continued at PhD level, commencing in October 2018 and will introduce a comparative analysis with Malta.

In this week's episode, Mick and Hannah take a trip to Dublin to join the March For Choice and find out what's been going on since the #Repealthe8th referendum back in May, where they natter with a few familiar voices, as well as make some new friends. Mick has a chat with host of the Wanna Be podcast and CEO of the Shoutout Network, Imriel Morgan, to find out why Black History Month is so important and how everyone can and should celebrate it. The team catch up with poetry anthologist Ana Sampson about her book, She Is Fierce, ahead of World Poetry Day on October 4, and Jen talks bare-knuckle brawling with playwright Joy Wilkinson, who looked into the boxing world for her play The Sweet Science of Bruising. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Meghan Markle made headlines for getting political during her brief Irish visit with Prince Harry. Both Una Mulally and Senator Catherine Noone reported that Meghan was pleased about the Eighth Referendum result - a move that is in direct opposition to the Royal Family rules which say that expressing a political opinion is forbidden. Thus far, the criticism leveled at Markle has largely been about the aesthetics of protocol - the colour of her tights, the way she crosses her legs, which side of the car she gets into. This is the first time we've seen an attempt to suppress Meghan's voice since she joined the RF - a voice that has been prominent in areas of philanthropy, feminism and human rights thus far. This is where it gets really interesting. Before Brunch Podcast is the perfect Sunday morning hangover cure. Megan and Cassie chew over all the biggest stories of the week, from the frivolous to the meaningful and everything in between. It's the same dirt you talk about at Brunch, we're just digging a little deeper. If you like the podcast, please do subscribe, rate and review to help other brunchers find us! Get in touch on twitter @meganmcassidy @cassielorraine @lovindublin @lovindotie or megan@lovin.com

Am I kidding? I don't know, maybe I am, maybe I'm not. You'll have to listen and find out! With news that Bernie is running in 2020, I've got some reaction to the reaction, beginning with a sort of analogy or allegory for 2016 you might find interesting. After that, it's a long overdue voicemail segment! I plan on doing these at the end of each month, so call in! Then, Jen Keane joins us for an update on #Repealthe8th in Ireland! And it's a rare bit of good news! Leave Thomas a voicemail! (916) 750-4746, remember short and to the point! Support the show at seriouspod.com/support! Follow us on Twitter: @seriouspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seriouspod For comments, email thomas@seriouspod.com  

Last week Ireland voted to repeal the constitutional amendment that placed a near total ban on abortion. Stephen Donnelly spoke with Irish Labour's Deirdre Kingston about this historic victory for the women of Ireland.

Today, on the other side of the world, there’s a referendum going on. Ireland is voting on whether to legalise abortion for the first time. But did you know abortion is still not legal in New South Wales? Plus, apparently you are supposed to have saved the equivalent of twice your annual salary before you are 35? Oh, and you are meant to pay your ex a break-up fee when you dump them...Yep, we need to talk money... The End Bits Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Jessie Stephens and Rachel Corbett Producer: Elissa Ratliff What You Should Read / Watch / Listen Jessie: Younger on Stan Holly: Bedtime mode on your phone Rach: Sonix Phone Cases COME TALK TO US Join the Out Louders Facebook group here. GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox. Email the show at outloud@mamamia.com.au Download the Mamamia Podcast App here. Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network.

This episode explores some of the issues around this referendum, and reflects on the law surrounding access to abortion both North and South of the border.

This episode explores some of the issues around this referendum, and reflects on the law surrounding access to abortion both North and South of the border. On the 25th May the Republic of Ireland will vote in a referendum on whether or not to Repeal the eighth amendment of the Irish Constitution. The Eighth Amendment of the Constitution Act 1983 amended the Constitution by inserting a subsection recognising the equal right to life of the mother and the unborn. This episode explores some of the issues around this referendum, and reflects on the law surrounding access to abortion both North and South of the border. Participants Danielle Roberts, a PhD candidate from Ulster University, and a member of Alliance for Choice and the Together for Yes campaign, explains the laws around abortion in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Dr Paula Devine, from Queen's University, discusses her role as the coordinator of the annual Northern Ireland life and times survey, and explores public attitudes towards abortion within Northern Ireland. Students Eimear O'Donaghue and Hanorah Hardy talk about their  involvement in the Project Choice campaign in the Queen's Student Union. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighth_Amendment_of_the_Constitution_of_Ireland   http://www.qubsu.org/change/Campaigns/ProjectChoice/   http://www.ark.ac.uk/nilt/   http://www.alliance4choice.com   https://www.togetherforyes.ie

This week on The Earth Wants YOU! We talk about Irelands upcoming referendum to Repeal the 8th ammendment, we listen to the long and scary News From the Natural World, we celebrate the Royal Wedding with a song from PJ Harvey and interview two longtime Brooklyn Activists about how to improve our neighbourhood and protest effectively.

*Bonus Episode* On Friday of this week, 25th May, Ireland will vote in a historic referendum, to decide whether to repeal the 8th amendment of the constitution which prevents abortion from being legalised. We speak to Sinead Plunkett from Ireland about what this vote means and why it matters. Sinead talked to us about the mentality behind the No campaign, why religion is not always the main factor in the pro-life camp and what to say to an undecided voter. Pull up a chair all, #thisisnoshade

Izzy and Pip got together about a week or so before the referendum in Ireland on the 25th May 2018 to discuss the injustice and indignity Irish women have suffered at the hands of the 8th Amendment. Special thanks to Anna, Sinead and Ken.

In this episode, we are joined by Helen Jennings and Caitlin de Jode, who are organising a conference on ‘The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe’; the first of its kind in Cambridge. Helen, Caitlin, and their team, want to bring together scholars, activists and experts on the matter, to talk about how we can develop a meaningful framework through which abortion rights - amidst brexit and Ireland’s referendum on the 8th amendment - can be realized. What european, as well as global phenomena, are currently in motion that make this a particularly pressing matter now? What is the impact of conscientious objection on the provision of abortion to women in the UK? How should these competing rights be balanced? What changes - beyond the legal - are necessary, and who can help affect change?

Article 40.3.3 of the Constitution: “Provision may be made by law for the regulation of termination of pregnancy ” Yes? No? The day of reckoning is finally here. On Friday May 25th, the people of Ireland will go to the polls and decide if they want to remove the 8th Amendment from the constitution and allow for the parliament to make the laws concerning abortion. For a final analysis of the campaign, we are joined by Ellen Coyne (Senior Ireland Journalist at The Times), Theresa Newman (Parliamentary assistant to Kate O’Connell and proponent for the repeal of the 8th Amendment) and Ciara O’Connor Walsh (Producer of The Eighth podcast).

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Episode 102 - All the easy fun subjects this week! Tiernan (@tiernandouieb) talks to comedian, writer and campaigner Tara Flynn (@taraflynn) about the #RepealThe8th vote in Ireland. Also the other fun easy light hearted subject: Israel! One of all the family*.* But really not.Donate to the Patreon at www.patreon.com/parpolbroBuy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/parpolbroFollow us on Twitter @parpolbro, on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/ParPolBro/ and the new fancy webpage at http://www.partlypoliticalbroadcast.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey girl, we're furious and saddened about, well, a lot actually. First, that former New York AG and public feminist (TM) Eric Schneiderman has abused multiple women. Meanwhile in Iowa, that "fetal heartbeat" bill is really an abortion ban, intended to challenge Roe v. Wade. In Ireland, voters could repeal a constitutional ban on abortion, May 25. New research on the stress and financial strain of anti-abortion laws. And a palate cleanser: we love the web series Bad Ally, Naomi Alderman's book, The Power, and the nation of Australia.

We are joined by performance artist, poet and comedian, Sarah Devereux, maven of alternative nights in Dublin and truly talented with the spoken word.

On this episode, we speak with photographer Aoife Herrity. In the past five years, Aoife has become what she calls a "quiet" photographer, taking care to compose the perfect shot, filled with humanity and semiotics.

The Republic of Ireland is one of the last places in the EU in which having an abortion remains a criminal offense. Every day, an average of 12 people in Ireland have an abortion - either by travelling to the UK, or through using illegal abortion pills bought online. On 25th May, voters in the Republic will go to the polls in a referendum to decide whether or not to repeal the eighth amendment to the constitution, which has kept abortion illegal under almost all circumstances since it was first introduced in 1983. The campaign to 'repeal the eighth' has gained a huge amount of traction across the country in recent months. Just a few weeks ahead of the crucial vote, we invited Maev McDaid, an activist with Alliance for Choice, and Lewis Kenny, a Dublin-based artist and activist, to join us in a discussion about the history of abortion in Ireland, and why a 'yes' vote is so crucial. For more information about the campaign to repeal the eighth, go to: https://www.togetherforyes.ie http://www.alliance4choice.com https://www.repealeight.ie

With Tony Trowbridge. Presented by Damian Thompson.

This week, team Noonan, Dunleavy and Offord speak to all-round brilliant woman Mara Clarke, founder of the Abortion Support Network, about the forthcoming Irish referendum on May 25 (#repealthe8th #trustwomen). TV vet and absolute smasher Dr Judy Puddifoot chats National Pet Month, #BreedToBreathe, why Hannah's cats are so weird and whether Mickey’s old boy wanted to date her, and Mick and Hannah get their canal legs and investigate living on a houseboat by drinking tea on a barge with comedian Karen Bayley and her dog Boatman Bertie. Also, Dunleavy Does Disney reaches Alice In Wonderland and Jen's got the latest from the Commonwealth Games. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recently in Ireland, a verdict was finally reached in a high-profile rape and sexual assault case involving famous rugby players. When it was announced, there was cheering by many men and despair among many women. Here to lay it all out for us is Irish feminist Jen Keane. In the wake of all this, she wrote a great Twitter thread about her experience on a jury in a rape case. Later on in the episode, she also breaks down 'Repeal the 8th,' which is about abortion rights in Ireland. Make sure to read the text messages that were part of the evidence in the case. Leave Thomas a voicemail! (916) 750-4746, remember short and to the point! Support the show at seriouspod.com/support! Follow us on Twitter: @seriouspod Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/seriouspod For comments, email thomas@seriouspod.com Direct Download

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"Trust Women and Repeal the 8th Amendment!" In this week’s Sparking Change With Dil, we are discussing the Repeal of the 8th Amendment: What we know; what we don’t know and (Spoiler Alert!) The 8th Amendment is not just about Abortion! We are joined by some of those at the frontlines of the debate around the 8th amendment, and we discuss the way in which the amendment affects us all, regardless of our ethnic, social or religious background, and most importantly, what the 8th amendment actually is! In our first segment we have, Ailbhe Smyth, who has been at the forefront of social issues as a campaigner for LGBTQ+ rights, and the Repeal movement, to tell us how the movement has changed since the 1970s! Then Lucy Peprah of AIMS Ireland, Claudia Gichuhi of Migrant and Ethnic-minorities for Reproductive Justice (MERJ), Emily Waszak, one of the co-organisers of Strike 4 Repeal, and Jane Xavier of the Au Pair Rights Association will be with us to discuss the pressing issues surrounding maternal healthcare facing migrant women in Ireland, as we reflect on the death of Savita Halapanavar, and Malak Thawley. Finally, we speak to actor and writer Megan O’Malley about her new play ‘Home’, in which a young woman is put on trial when a Tinder date results in an unexpected pregnancy.

This week, skint AF team Noonan, Dunleavy and Offord get some tips from consumer queen Vix Leyton about tapping into cash you didn't think you had, Aoife Moore talks Repeal the 8th and how we can all help and Dr Suze Kundu gives us the lowdown on women in science. Bogeys are in, out and all over the shop in Sarah's SMQT, Jen chats a load of isms happening in sport and Dunleavy Does Disney's Toy Story. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Having fought on behalf of woman’s rights since its inception 40 years ago, Hot Press is launching a new podcast, which will take a detailed and informative look at what repealing the 8th Amendment will mean for this country. Episode 3 features an interview with Ivana Bacik and looks back the evidence given by Dr. Peter Boylan, Chairman of Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in Ireland, to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Eighth Amendment of the Constitution. Each episode of Repeal the 8th: A Hot Press Podcast will feature a range of voices – and cover every aspect of the debate surrounding the upcoming referendum. Presented by Claire O'Gorman.

Having fought on behalf of woman’s rights since its inception 40 years ago, Hot Press is launching a new podcast, which will take a detailed and informative look at what repealing the 8th Amendment will mean for this country. Episode 2 gives an informative insight into the past week in Repeal and also features an interview with musician and performer Róisín O who performed at A Night In The Key of 8 at The Olympia Theatre. Each episode of Repeal the 8th: A Hot Press Podcast will feature a range of voices – and cover every aspect of the debate surrounding the upcoming referendum. Presented by Claire O'Gorman.

Having fought on behalf of woman’s rights since its inception 40 years ago, Hot Press is launching a new podcast, which will take a detailed and informative look at what repealing the 8th Amendment will mean for this country. Episode 1, begins in the wake of the largest ever March For Choice, each episode of Repeal the 8th: A Hot Press Podcast will feature a range of voices – and cover every aspect of the debate surrounding the upcoming referendum. Presented by Claire O'Gorman, produced by Rowan Stokes