I appreciated Sorcha’s excellent blog the other day in the lead-up to the Irish vote on whether to repeal the 8th amendment which was added to the Irish constitution 25 years ago. For more background, check it out.  But I just wanted to make a quick post as this issue is also near and dear to me, and I am overjoyed to see that the blunt tool of the 8th amendment to the Irish constitution has been repealed, as reported by the Guardian a few hours ago:

The Irish electorate voted by 1,429,981 votes to 723,632 in favour of abolishing a controversial constitutional amendment that gave equal legal status to the lives of a foetus and the woman carrying it. The result was a two-thirds majority: 66.4% yes to 33.6% no.

All but 1 region/constituency (Donegal) in the Republic of Ireland voted by majority to overturn the 8th. This decision was not the result of just a few very populous regions.
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It remains to be seen what will take the place of the 8th. But Irish lawmakers and citizens have 25 years of poor outcomes and moral peril to consider in crafting Ireland’s new status quo on abortion. Let’s hope it is done with care.