Rebecca Price and Patrick Kiely decided to have an abortion, after they were told their baby had a fatal foetal abnormality.
There are calls for a public investigation into a case where a pregnancy was terminated after inaccurate health advice was given on an unborn child.
Dublin couple Rebecca Price and Patrick Kiely decided to have an abortion, after they were told their baby had a fatal foetal abnormality.
Their case against the National Maternity Hospital, five consultants and a Scottish lab was settled yesterday, after full liability was admitted.
Aontu leader Peadar Tóibin has been working with the couple for two years
This is unbearably sad 💔@DonnellyStephen I know you’re flat out but please watch this and try to find the time to meet with this couple.
— Frank Greaney (@FrankGreaney) June 23, 2021
Rebecca Price and Patrick Kiely’s pregnancy was terminated after they were wrongly advised their baby had a fatal foetal abnormality. pic.twitter.com/icdT3I9UM2
Deputy Tóibin is calling for a full inquiry.
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