In 2014, we travelled by train and boat to Ireland, offering sups of choice from teapots to fellow travelers reminiscent of the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle in the well-known television series Father Ted. We presented passengers with our specially designed pro-choice stickers from inside our teapots, inviting them to ‘sticker-bomb’ the various parts of Ireland that they were traveling to over the festive period. We also distributed an educational colouring-in sheet for passengers to pass the time with, which demonstrated the difference between vessels and women. In Dublin we made our arrival known by hanging a huge pair of knickers outside Dáil Éireann (Irish Assembly), carrying the message ‘women are not breeding machines.’ This message referenced our dismay at a case that was going through the Irish courts that Christmas, which again demonstrated the cruelty caused by the 8th Amendment. This case concerned a clinically dead pregnant woman, who was being kept on life-support, against her family’s wishes. Doctors cited the 8th Amendment as the reason that a dead woman, who had been seventeen weeks pregnant, was kept on a life support machine until the courts ruled that the machine could be turned off.