Clare Byrne

We just we simply don't know.

But it was the package that was offered to people when they when they went to vote.

Will this represent a big change in how abortion is offered and provided in this country?

And no change until at least the end of the year.

Would you like to see this enacted in law sooner rather than later?

OK, Aoife, thank you for joining us.

That's Dr Aoife Mullally, who is the clinical lead for termination of pregnancy with the HSE.

And earlier we heard from Ellen Coyne from the Irish Times.

Well, in breaking news this morning, the convicted paedophile Bill Keneally has died in prison while serving a sentence for historic abuse of boys in Waterford.

Jason Clancy is a survivor of the serial abuser and Jason joins me on the line now.

Good morning, Jason.

You heard this news this morning in the last little while, I'm sure, like the rest of us.

How does it make you feel?

Yeah, I mean, thinking back to, it was 2013, wasn't it, when you made that complaint against him that led to the Garda investigation.

It has been such a huge, long-running thing, a long-running part of your life, up to the point where you had that meeting with the Minister for Justice in the last couple of days.

And you mentioned at the start that this brings some element of closure.

Does it draw a line under anything for you today?

Just going back to what was said at that meeting, I know you were very happy, if I can use that word, after the meeting with Jim O'Callaghan because he apologised to you in the meeting.

He also said the state apology is coming.

And it could have been stopped, you know.