Is illegal advice offered by the IFPA being ignored?

In his column in today's Irish Independent David Quinn asks the question why are the accusations against the IFPA being ignored? The accusations which appeared in last Saturday's Independent are substantial. RTÉ are still refusing to cover the story. This is the same network that sent a team of reporters to Kenya to carryout interviews that were used in a program that let to one of the worst cases of libel in recent years. RTÉ clearly have an agenda and that agenda is to ignore stories based on factual evidence that expose their pro-abortion fellow travelers. The story has also failed to be taken up by the "paper of record." Fintan O'Toole's head might explode if he was forced to write on this story. Quinn starts his column by giving Ireland's opinion makers a history lesson:

A FEW years back, at taxpayers' expense, the Crisis Pregnancy Agency launched an advertising campaign warning women not to be manipulated by 'rogue' anti-abortion pregnancy-counselling agencies.
The then Health Minister Mary Harney described the manipulative behaviour of such agencies as "quite appalling".
The pro-choice Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA) joined in the attack, with a briefing document on those 'rogue' agencies.
Thanks to the Irish Independent, we discovered last weekend that there are plenty of 'roguish' elements on the pro-choice side too. In fact, 'roguish' is putting it very mildly.

Indeed! The hypocrisy of those who campaign on the platform of women's health is particularly galling. The full piece is here.