The Morrigan Blog

Named for the mythic Irish triple goddess, The Morrigan is a feminist blog, dedicated to exploring the ways in which gender and sexuality articulate with questions of law and justice.

Children in Irish State Care: Continuing Failure to Make Rights Practical and Effective

The Sentencing of Jeffrey Donaldson & What it tells us about Power

CREATING ABORTION HOPE

Failed early medical abortion and the standard of care in Irish negligence law

From Access to Accountability: State Obligations When an Early Medical Abortion Fails

Managing Ongoing Pregnancy After Early Medical Abortion: A Northern Ireland Perspective

What the Law Looks Like in Practice: Reflections from a Hospital-Based Abortion Care Provider

A GP’s reflections on harsh time-limits and the possibility of ‘failed’ early medical abortion

Abortion care, interrupted.

‘It was going to be two days, and it’s been a month’: A feminist critique of legal time limits for the process of abortion

The ‘Timing Out’ Risk from the Rigid, ‘Least-Time’ Model of Care of s.12 2018 Act – How, Why and With What Consequence?

Post repeal vibes: How governance mood influenced policy development on early abortion care

Witnessing legal implementation after #repealedthe8th: Soft law and the curious case of discontinuous care after a failed early medical abortion

Revisiting Northern/Irish Feminist Judgments: Reflections from the First Workshop

Hy-Brasil Law School: Backcasting a Feminist Law School for the Island of Ireland

Workshops

DFLW workshops develop best practice approaches to doing and teaching feminist legal work

WORKSHOP

Rapid Policy Responses and How To Do Them

takes place on 19th of May

WORKSHOP

Engaging with a Rapidly Changing Legal Landscape: Developing New Feminist Pedagogies

date and location tbc