Thursday 25 February, 2021
Plus, Tim Keown looks at the NFL’s most beloved player on its most disastrous team.
Menstrual Cycle Awareness facilitator Kitty Maguire says the recent banning of an ad for tampons missed the point entirely.
A motion calling for this has received unanimous support in the Dáil.
And fans were not happy about it.
Around half of girls in Scotland had used socks and newspaper during their periods because they could not afford to buy sanitary products.
For as long as I can remember, periods were something that could only be discussed in whispers, writes Niamh Dunne.
It’s like a heart attack in your abdomen for five days straight. Every three weeks.
They seem like a good idea to remove stigma surrounding periods.
Cork author Louise O’Neill has opened the floodgates, so to speak.
More than half of Irish companies do not have strong enough policies on bullying.
Kiran Gandhi helped raise €5,500 for a breast cancer charity.
‘Girls get their period. Sometimes it gets messy. Get over it.’
Of course they are. It’s all in aid of ‘normalising’ the experience.
Could this be the answer to so many women’s prayers?
Warning! Mentions blood! Filthy blood!
55 Leeson Park is a period building with character and style.
In 1973, the Clockwork Orange director arrived in Ireland to work on his next film. But why did he flee just months later?
Where are all the extreme sports? The uplifting music?
