Over 30,000 people tell Enda to keep his pro-life promise at the Vigil for Life in Dublin!

On the 19th of January, 2013, the biggest ever Irish pro-life rally took place in Merrion Square, Dublin - over 30,000 people tell Enda Kenny and Fine Gael to keep his pro-life promise. The vigil ended with a live call to the Taoiseach's constituency office, with a clear message from the tens of thousands at Merrion Square: Enda, keep your pro-life promise!


Speakers included Mickey Harte, Tyrone Manager and representatives from the various pro-life groups.

The vigil was organised by Youth Defence, Pro-life Campaign, Family and Life, The Life Institute and Precious Life.

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[Kevin McMahon]

I can see your point. I suppose that children may have a tendency to be pro-life. I still think your missing the point which started this (surprisingly pleasant) debate. Which is the falseness in the numbers. 

[Shane Crotty]

It would be funny if someone held up the ''Love Them Both'' sign with a picture of Hitler and Stalin...

[stdfreegeoff]

abortion on demand FTW

[Catalpa1876]

I love Ireland, I love our people, I love our unborn children. Choose life.

[Risteard de Roiste]

We ended capital punishment some years ago and this related to people who committed murder. Now our government want to sentence to death innocent babies.

[Pippa J]

Here's something funnier..**Arguing with someone who supports the murder of babies is totally pointless. It's a bit like playing chess with a pigeon. He knocks over all the pieces, poops on the board, then struts around as if he's after winning** No offence, just a little prolife humour :-) Not all prolifers oppose capital punishment so I still wouldn't find your placard funny..or relevant. I'm 100% prolife as in anti abortion, no exceptions. I'd fully support the execution of Hitler/Stalin.

[Shane Crotty]

Because many pro-lifers see every aspect of life as a treasured thing, holding a placard with two of the most notoriously cruel/evil men in recent history on it would be a be a pretty funny skit on their slogans... I've seen your channel, are you going to debate with me?

[Shane Crotty]

Interesting. Buona Pasqua a voi.

[jiseph murphy]

Honestly, I do not know. Am, I suppose I am, not because I do not want to believe, but because I am just not able to believe. Ironically I do go to church every Sunday (Happy Easter by the way), beacuse I love the liturgy (High Anglican) and I do believe that the moral way I am challanged to live is a good way to live. Hope this is helpful.

[Pippa J]

Out of curiosity..why would that be funny?