Thousands of pro-life demonstrators participated in an anti-abortion Rally for Life in Dublin on July 6, 2024, demanding extended waiting periods and a six-week abortion limit.

Thousands of pro-life demonstrators participated in an anti-abortion Rally for Life in Dublin on July 6, 2024, demanding measures such as extending the three-day waiting period for abortions and a Bill that restricts abortion to within six weeks of pregnancy. The march coincided with ongoing political controversy over stalled recommendations from an independent review of Ireland's abortion laws conducted by barrister Marie O'Shea. Among the proposed recommendations are the removal of the mandatory three-day waiting period and reviewing legislative definitions related to abortion in cases of fatal fetal abnormalities.