], a majority of the members of the Supreme Court held that, if it were established, as a matter of probability, that there was a real and substantial risk to the life, as distinct from the health, of the mother and that this real and substantial risk could only be averted by the termination of her pregnancy, such a termination was lawful in Ireland under the Constitution.
], una mayoría de los miembros del Tribunal Supremo sostuvo que, cuando se hubiera determinado que existía una alta probabilidad de riesgo real y considerable para la vida -a diferencia de la salud- de las madres y que ese riesgo se evitaba solamente con la interrupción del embarazo, tal interrupción era legal en Irlanda en virtud de la Constitución.