The unnamed girl approached her doctor in Ireland for an abortion. She found herself sectioned under the Mental Health Act instead.

Entitled Choice, the compilation will raise funds for The Abortion Support Network and features unreleased outtakes from the likes of Mac Demarco, LVL UP, Nap Eyes (listed as CLBCLB) and Priests. As well as tracks from Hot Cops, Slow Skies, Squarehead, Oh Boland and more.

Ordinarily I’m allergic to people running marathons for good causes—even if it’s in support of an abortion rights charity. But Linda Kavanagh, a 37-year-old graphic designer from Ireland, is one fundraiser I can get on board with. She’s running the Dublin mini-marathon on June 5 in support of Abortion Support Network, which provides support to…

Ruby Lescott has had several Irish women she’s never met stay in her south London home. This isn’t Air BnB: Ruby is a volunteer with the Abortion Support Network, a group that helps Irish women who travel to England in order to end unwanted pregnancies.

‘DOWN with this sort of thing’. That was the message being sent to Ireland from London last night as over 400 people gathered for a comedy night with a difference. Father Ted creator Graham Linehan, as well as comedians Aisling Bea and Sara Pascoe, was among those who took to the stage at the London Irish…

An abortion support group has raised over £6,000 as part of an “emergency appeal” after PSNI raids connected to the illegal purchase of abortion pills online. The money, which is being raised through a JustGiving page, is intended to enable women from Northern Ireland and the Republic to access abortion services in England.

Vulnerable women will be left to “suffer in silence and fear” following a police crackdown on the illegal purchase of abortion pills in Northern Ireland, campaigners have said.

Mara Clarke founded the Abortion Support Network, which provides non-judgemental advice, financial assistance and accommodation to women travelling from Ireland and the Isle of Man to access safe terminations. Marie Claire’s Hilal Seven hears her story

“I’m not ashamed I had an abortion, but to come home to a country that thought I was a criminal… I was devastated.”

“In our time of need this country turned its back on us.”