TENI Finances
This article follows on from our piece about Wicklow Library’s appalling decision to platform trans activist Sara Phillips, a trans identifying male, at an event… Read More »TENI Finances
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Wicklow Goes Woke … and falls asleep at the wheel
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2022, Wicklow Library hosted an event with Sara Phillips, Chair of TENI, to speak about “topics that affect transgender women… Read More »Wicklow Goes Woke … and falls asleep at the wheel
Irish Prison Service Procedures In Breach Of UN Rules
In his latest article for The Countess, prison consultant Gearóid Ó Loingsigh reviews a report published recently by the Inspector of Prisons announcing plans to… Read More »Irish Prison Service Procedures In Breach Of UN Rules
No woman left behind……as long as they submit to the new religion
A rally entitled “No woman left behind” was held by the National Women’s Council on Saturday 5th March 2022 as part of International Women’s Day. The crowd… Read More »No woman left behind……as long as they submit to the new religion
Irish self-ID gender laws went ‘under the radar’
By Colin Coyle for The Sunday Times
IGLYO, an international network of 96 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender organisations, published a report in 2019 praising Ireland for passing gender recognition legislation “under the radar” by “latching trans rights legislation on to more popular legal reforms (eg marriage equality), rather than taking more combative, public-facing approaches”.
A view from outside the Western bubble
In this insightful piece, a Countess Staff Volunteer from Russia, who wishes to remain anonymous due to the sensitive subject matter, gives us her perspective… Read More »A view from outside the Western bubble
Male Violence Against Women & Girls in Ireland
In his latest piece for The Countess, Consultant on Prisons, Gearóid O’Loingsigh gets to the heart of the problem of male violence against women. Approximately… Read More »Male Violence Against Women & Girls in Ireland
Limerick Prison: The Rights of Female Prisoners
In his latest article for The Countess, Gearóid Ó Loingsigh examines the OIP’s (Office of the Inspectorate of Prisons) latest report into conditions in Limerick… Read More »Limerick Prison: The Rights of Female Prisoners
Green Light Given To Allow Men in Women’s Prisons
The danger of trans-identified male prisoners being housed in women’s prisons has been highlighted recently in the UK, with the Judicial Review Case brought by… Read More »Green Light Given To Allow Men in Women’s Prisons
How the trans activists fooled Ireland
By Debbie Hayton
Politicians waved legislation through and the public isn’t happy
Inventing Australian women
Edie Wyatt has traced her maternal line back to Mary Mullender, a 22-year-old woman separated from her family in Essex in 1788 and shipped thousands… Read More »Inventing Australian women
Spanish Feminism and the Trojan Horse
We are proud to present this article from contemporary Spanish feminist and activist, Alba Lopez. Here she provides a fascinating insight into the formative influences… Read More »Spanish Feminism and the Trojan Horse