Irish media - Attempt to replace sex with gender identity

How gender ideology became embedded in the Irish education system. PART I

The chapel at Wilson’s Hospital School in Multyfarnham, Co Westmeath, was packed with pupils, staff, parents and clergy for a service last June. The occasion was both solemn and celebratory, marking the Church of Ireland diocesan boarding school’s 260th anniversary.

There is no absolute human right to erase gendered thought and language on a widespread basis

Legislative Measures Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 5 July 2022

Dressed in a red jumper and a vibrant blue scarf, Vanessa Lacey (47) stands at the gates of the school in Waterford waiting for her little boy to emerge.

Transgender men who have given birth will be entitled to avail of newly improved breastfeeding breaks at work under new government legislation. The Work-life B

A transgender advocacy group that has received more than €1 million in state grants has deleted the online biography of its long-serving chairwoman after questi

Census 2022 question on sex ‘makes it impossible for many people to abide by legal requirement’

You might imagine that nothing could be less contentious than the questions that appear on a census form, but you would be wrong, alas. In a fortnight, the 2022

Well what a damp squid, as Bertie Ahern might have said, that turned out to be. “No woman left behind” was the laughably inappropriate slogan for the rally/prot

Yesterday at the Dáil, the National Women’s Council (NWC) held a rally to call for “political leadership and action on women’s equality”.

Vigils were still being held last week in Ireland for 23 year old Ashling Murphy, the recently qualified primary school teacher who was killed last month when she went for a run along the Grand Canal…

Women more likely to face discrimination over care responsibilities than men – Ihrec

By now, if Christmas has gone according to tradition, the average home should look as if a bomb has hit it.

Ireland signed the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child nearly 30 years ago now. One might imagine that life for Irish children must be a paradise by now, with such a head start on protecting their interests.

Europe Letter: Statistician Sabbadini pioneered measurement of gender inequality

Irish Journal of Medical Science (1971 -) -

Every year about 300 people in Ireland will develop cervical cancer, and sadly around 90 will die from the disease. It affects mostly those in the 30 to 50 age bracket and anyone who has ever been sexually active is at risk, despite their sexual orientation.

People in Scotland will be able to self-identify their sex in next year’s census, official guidance has said.

A court finally intervened last week to stop a man using our legal system to beat up his ex-wife. He had been doing it for almost two decades, the Court of Appe

Letters to the Editor: Trans rights issues are going under the radar

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