Tuesday 28 September, 2021
The report comes as two senators have put forward proposed legislation on the issue.
Ziauddin Yousafzai, father of Malala, has written a moving memoir.
The singer was unfairly forced to come out after criticism.
The song’s lyrics have come into question.
He stars alongside Girls’ star Jemima Kirke.
The researchers believe this might be because countries with less gender equality often have little welfare support.
About 2,700 girls living in Ireland may be at risk of undergoing the practice.
The government wants the number of females taking up science, maths and engineering to increase by 40%.
Dunham has previously been vocal in her support of women speaking out on sexual misconduct.
Women’s football has grown since the first female Palestinian team was formed in 2009.
Irish publisher Siobhan Parkinson of Little Island tells us why they decided to publish the book.
Caught rotten, Lena?
A woman researching their fate tells us their story.
She lists anxiety disorder and it’s resultant nausea as the key to her new look.
“Give any woman 6 years to create uninterrupted and she will soar.”
“I wasn’t brought up talking like that!”
The study measured aerobic fitness by testing students with a beep test – the results of which they then entered into a competition.
Gerard Craughwell said he would like medical experts as well as parents concerned about their daughters to attend.
Knickers on the rads, fatman pants, Sex and the City boxsets.
The girls are in a stable condition.
Extreme forms of mutilation can lead to difficulties in menstruation, painful intercourse, incontinence and infertility.
But they came right back at her.
She only plans to take a few weeks off work.
“You are a fat, worthless pig.” Words women say to themselves everyday, writes Lorraine Courtney, who questions whether hypersexualised Halloween outfits are empowering or degrading?
The group were hiking in the Mourne Mountains and had their call cut off before getting through to
New research from the ERSI has found that students are under a lot of pressure during their examinations.
An RTÉ Investigations Unit programme showed the dangers posed to young teens online.
The 23-year-old is said to have been attacked in a McDonald’s car park.
The first reviews have been published.
Two girls were said to have been on the roof of the building, but no one was injured.
The girls aged between 12-14 have been transferred from hospital in Drogheda to Dublin.
“It’s not fair Mama, why do only girls get sparkly things?”
