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We spent a lot of time last weekend at the IFPA watching and discussing the Citizens’ Assembly. The discussions raised some important questions. Here, we hope we can add to…

Today, 30th November 2016, the Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA) welcomes the Government decision to offer compensation to Amanda Mellet for rights violations caused by Ireland’s restrictive abortion law. This follows…

How can developed countries support global health and wellbeing and contribute to ending poverty? Here's one way. By supporting access to family planning for women and girls.

The UNFPA State of World Population Report 2016 urges nations to ensure the potential of the world's 60 million 10-year-old girls.

The forthcoming Citizens' Assembly is not a sufficient measure to bring Ireland’s abortion laws into compliance with human rights standards.

For the month of September, we're offering all students a reduced rate for a full screening for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

The IFPA has two dedicated therapy rooms available for hire from October 2016 in our Dublin city centre clinic.

The IFPA and Dublin City University have partnered to develop and deliver Ireland's first university programme on sexuality and sexual health education, which will commence in September 2017.

The UN Human Rights Committee has ruled that Ireland's abortion laws subjected a woman to discrimination and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.