Why Ireland's battle over abortion is far from over theguardian.com

From sham websites to rogue crisis pregnancy centers, Irish anti-abortionists are using shocking tactics to block women’s rights to safe abortions.
The answer is that, while the law may have changed, many people are still struggling to access abortions in Ireland due to a lack of provision, the time restrictions on terminations, the illegal activities of anti-abortion campaigners – and an enduring legacy of shame.

Since abortion became legally accessible in January, vigils have sprung up outside those maternity hospitals that provide terminations, meaning that patients must go past protesters who are using child-sized coffins as props.