With the referendum on the Eighth Amendment due to take place in May or early June, RTÉ's Aisling Kenny has been speaking to people on both sides of the debate.
On Tuesday's Morning Ireland, she reported on a woman who travelled to Liverpool for a termination - after doctors told her that her baby had a number of potential fatal foetal abnormalities.
In her second report, Aisling speaks to one woman called Cliona Johnson who decided to carry her baby to full term after doctors told her her baby had a potential fatal foetal abnormality and it was likely the baby would not survive outside the womb.
Listen to both reports:
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