From questions of parentage to legal changes – what’s new for surrogacy in Ireland?

Surrogacy Ireland news, explained

Ireland’s new surrogacy laws, set out under the Assisted Human Reproduction (AHR) Bill, are, in part, signed into effect as of the summer of 2024.

But what are the key knowledge points, for intended parents and surrogates alike?

We sat down with experts Tracy Horan, Solicitor and Surrogacy & Fertility Law expert, and Sam Everingham, Founder of Growing Families – the industry advocates that have helped thousands tackle their international surrogacy journeys since 2010.

Watch as we cover

• The legislation that’s in place for ART in Ireland, right now
• The latest surrogacy Ireland news, including the partial passing of the Assisted Human Reproduction (AHR) Bill 2022
• The key changes for surrogate families as a result of AHR Bill

We’ll also chat through:

• What does the bill mean for those doing surrogacy in Ireland?
• When should the legislation come into effect in full?
• What about those who already have children via surrogacy?
• And lots more

If you are planning your surrogacy journey or looking to learn more about Ireland,  the Growing Families Surrogacy & Donor IVF Information Day in Dublin offers a special opportunity to delve into what’s most relevant right now, and to get connected with providers, fellow parents, donors, and surrogates within the local community.

Taking place on Sunday 15 September 2024 at the Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane, it’s a must-do if you’re looking into egg donation and surrogacy to build your family, and are keen to make sure you’re up to speed. Ready to book tickets? Get yours here.

Want to hear more from the experts at Growing Families? Read this next: Egg donation and surrogacy laws in Ireland – what should we know in 2024?