Just before Christmas, a government report highlighted that over half of the Irish population believes the most important role for a woman is to take care of her home and family. The most important role for a man, according to a significant proportion of the popu
Development of local or regional caucus for women councillors – identifying interest and examining possible supports.
Development of local or regional caucus for women councillors – identifying interest and examining possible supports.
The National Womens Council will launch the findings of research carried out in 2020 examining interest in local women's caucuses and what supports ar
The online abuse of women in politics is on the increase in Ireland, and has included threats of physical and sexual violence against them and their families, a study has found.
The appointment of only four senior female Cabinet Ministers is a “missed opportunity” directly linked to the lack of women candidates put forward in winnable seats across the State, women’s rights groups have said.
By Andrée Murphy,
When Michelle O’Neill paused in her answers to the Stormont chamber this week, she reflected heartfelt concerns in these days of uncertainty.
By Andrée Murphy,
When Michelle O’Neill paused in her answers to the Stormont chamber this week, she reflected heartfelt concerns in these days of uncertainty.
By Ciairín de Buis,
With more than three-quarters of our TDs being men, Ireland once again has one of the least balanced political systems in Europe.
By Ciairín de Buis,
With more than three-quarters of our TDs being men, Ireland once again has one of the least balanced political systems in Europe.
A TD says she left her home for a week after getting threatening phone calls in the middle of the night.
A women’s rights group will today, 9 June, launch a €35,000 crowdfunding plan to help female candidates in future elections after accusing the Government of failing to do enough to address the issue.