Saturday 17 April, 2021
A report launched today found that extensive research is required to examine the impact of period poverty in Ireland.
The report comes as two senators have put forward proposed legislation on the issue.
The health minister said women are facing significant costs paying for sanitary products.
“It was probably the most straightforward scene that we shot.”
Why can’t my uterus yell at me to tell me if I’m pregnant or not?
The Homeless Period Dublin is ensuring that women who are homeless or in direct provision don’t go without sanitary products.
It’s about bloody time. (Ah weh weh weh.)
How much money could you save from investing in one? A lot, tbh.
Dip the pad in the blue water! Dip it!
He thinks it will replace tampons. Guess what people who actually have periods think?
Truly the devil’s work.
There was a cake that said ‘Congrats on your period’. YES.
Endo is the abnormal growth of endometrial cells. The pain can be relentless and there is no cure, writes Julie Ronaghan.
Oh the horror of discovering periods.
A company in the UK has introduced a “period policy” that will allow women leave if they are suffering.
You don’t think periods are “that bad”? Think again.
Cork author Louise O’Neill has opened the floodgates, so to speak.
These gals? They get it.
“People send tweets to the Taoiseach all the time on all sorts of issues and are entitled to do so.”
Oh no, that”s not where that goes.
“DO YOU USE THESE FOR YOUR BUTT?”
“It’s just emotion taking me over…”
“Do you pull off this bit aswell?”.
These will make your day.
Here’s how not to advertise to ladies.
“Hey Donald Trump, I just got my period.”
OH REALLY JACK? REALLY?
“I honestly feel like I’m dying.”
