Parents, and women’s groups, have sharply criticised Roderic O’Gorman and the Green Party after the Minister insisted that “transgender issues” should be part of the primary school curriculum, despite growing concern at the unscientific and harmful nature of some schools programmes here and abroad.
The Draft Primary Curriculum Framework was published for consultation in February 2020. The
consultation was carried out over two phases between February 2020 and the end of March
2022.
Fashions giant Penneys is to reintroduce women-only changing rooms after customers complained about feeling ‘uncomfortable’ in the stores’ unisex spaces.
60-year-old male lobbyist and “non-binary” woman to be streamed at girls by an organisation that also promotes “yeet the teets” doctor as inspirational
A senior Irish politician who helped push through the country’s gender self-identification law has admitted there are “glaring gaps” in the policy as feminist activists warned that Scotland is making the “same mistakes”
By The Editors, Gript.
It was interesting, last week, to observe in real time the emergence of a new Irish lobby group. The launch of “Trans Equality Together” was widely covered in the mainstream media, and the group had a banner first week, leading the charge against RTE’s Joe Duffy and his “LiveLine” programme,
Transgender activists are using public money to radically reshape society behind the scenes while trying to silence all dissent
‘This bullying and utterly totalitarian attachment to a particular ideology was always going to end badly’
By Andreia Nobre for 4w.pub.
“The era of no debate on the conflict between women’s rights and trans rights is over in Ireland.”
By Sonja Tutty for The Sunday Times
Organiser claims event featuring trans sceptics was so popular it could have had double the attendance
Women critical of gender ideology have met in Dublin for the launch of Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality, a book by the journalist Helen Joyce.
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”.
