Thursday 15 April, 2021
19-year-old Ballinasloe RFC product Beibhinn Parsons is a rising star of Irish rugby.
“Our young people are fierce and brave and they’re coming for us. And we should let them.”
Everard was killed when walking home from a friend’s flat in London.
Our reader shares two terrifying experiences walking home in Dublin and London and asks if we are doing enough to free women from this fear.
Therapist Bernie Hackett celebrates women on IWD and reminds them that help is available.
Ahead of International Women’s Day, Kathy Scott of the Trailblazery walks the road with Irish women and celebrates their spirit.
The report comes as two senators have put forward proposed legislation on the issue.
However, organisers insist the Men’s competition will go ahead as planned in the coming months.
Ireland are set to play six Tests in seven weekends from October through into December.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar this evening suggested that the figures provided by the INMO were wrong.
“Whether it’s paid or unpaid, it’s women who are predominantly doing care work,” Orla O’Connor of the NWCI said.
More than 1,000 females travelled from Northern Ireland to England or Wales for an abortion last year.
Our reader has survived an abusive relationship and has advice for anyone else trapped in one.
The Women’s Aid 24-hour national freephone helpline is available on 1800 341 900.
More rugby fixtures have been called off for now.
There is uncertainty surrounding Ireland’s U20 and Women’s fixtures against France.
Ireland had six crucial decades when the nation was being shaped where women were absent from the top table of government. But what now?, asks Lise Hand.
Where do the parties stand on issues like maternity and infant services, contraception and IVF?
It involves a six-part series as well as a podcast series.
Many female asylum seekers and refugees in Ireland are living with depression, anxiety and PTSD, a new report has found.
The broadcaster used her platform to discuss topics that were rarely if ever spoken about in a public forum in Ireland.
The obstetrician has written about his career in a new memoir.
New flexible working arrangements and menopause awareness briefings for management are to be introduced.
The condition is caused by abnormal cell growth outside the uterus and causes severe pain for women suffering with it.
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has set out its recommendations for key priority actions for the State.
When women cyclists were surveyed, here’s what they had to say about travelling by bike.
Every year Aoibhneas has to turn away 400 families seeking refuge.
Two of the main political parties have held training events for women contemplating a life in politics.
A motion calling for this has received unanimous support in the Dáil.
The government today ratified the Istanbul Convention which obliges it to protect women from all forms of violence.
A new biopic about the Supreme Court Justice looks at her early years as a Harvard student and fledgling lawyer.
The HSE will tell the Health Committee about the backlog latest today.
The experience in the US shows that the divisive abortion debate will continue, writes Larry Donnelly.
This comes two weeks after two others made history and sparked uproar by praying inside.
Which way will you vote?
Ireland voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment in May of this year.
We took a trip to the archives to find out about some of the fascinating people involved.
We take a look at the important moments leading up to the momentous event.
The Justice Committee published a report on the matter yesterday.
The activist said she is “so privileged” to be included on the BBC’s list.
