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This is an interview with Imelda Brophy an activist and member of WIN (Women's Information Network) which ran a helpline in the 1980s and early 1990s to help women access abortion in the UK. Providing this information was illegal in Ireland at the time.

Abortion | Pregnancy | Unplanned pregnancy

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Object WIN Activist: Imelda Brophycover

This is an interview with Fiona Bergin an activist and member of WIN (Women's Information Network) which ran a helpline in the 1980s and early 1990s to help women access abortion in the UK. Providing this information was illegal in Ireland at the time.

Abortion | Pregnancy | Unplanned pregnancy

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Object WIN Activist: Fiona Bergincover

This is an interview with Fiona Ward an activist and member of WIN (Women's Information Network) which ran a helpline in the 1980s and early 1990s to help women access abortion in the UK. Providing this information was illegal in Ireland at the time.

Abortion | Pregnancy | Unplanned pregnancy

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Object WIN Activist: Fiona Wardcover

This is an interview with Mary Gordon an activist and member of WIN (Women's Information Network) which ran a helpline in the 1980s and early 1990s to help women access abortion in the UK. Providing this information was illegal in Ireland at the time.

Abortion | Activism | Constitutional law--Ireland

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Object WIN Activist: Mary Gordoncover

This is an interview with Anonymous an activist and member of WIN (Women's Information Network) which ran a helpline in the 1980s and early 1990s to help women access abortion in the UK. Providing this information was illegal in Ireland at the time.

Abortion | Pregnancy | Unplanned pregnancy

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Object WIN Activist: Anonymouscover

This is an interview with Patricia Prenderville an activist and member of WIN (Women's Information Network) which ran a helpline in the 1980s and early 1990s to help women access abortion in the UK. Providing this information was illegal in Ireland at the time.

Abortion | Pregnancy | Unplanned pregnancy

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Object WIN Activist: Patricia Prendervillecover