Irish people: what about IUDs?

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I have been educating myself on Irish abortion politics. I have seen that IUDs are freely available in Irelands is the morning after pill. Since there is a constitutional provision equating the right to life of the unborn child to that of the mother, does this mean that a consensus was reached in Ireland that pre-implantation a child does not exist? And what was the Church view on this?
 
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“eating the right to life”

can you clarify?; perhaps you were typing too fast…
 
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“eating the right to life”

can you clarify?; perhaps you were typing too fast…
LOL! I’ll take a stab at it - “eating” = equating. 😉
Since there is a constitutional provision eating the right to life of the unborn child to that of the mother, does this mean that a consensus was reached in Ireland that pre-implantation a child does not exist?
A human organism exists prior to implantation, but governments don’t always base policy on science . . . or ethics, for that matter.
And what was the Church view on this?
From the Catechism:
2270 Human life must be respected and protected absolutely from the moment of conception. From the first moment of his existence, a human being must be recognized as having the rights of a person - among which is the inviolable right of every innocent being to life.72
 
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nice job clarifying, blackforest

OP has headed for the hills…
 
Thanks for fixing ‘eating’! Sorry about my absence. Went to hospital for What I thought would be a 10-minute procedure - much bigger! But all ok. Back on CA now
 
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