A new paper by The Countess, entitled “The Erosion of Sex-based Language in Irish Legislation and Public Discourse”, explains definitively how gender ideology sets out… Read More »The Erosion of Sex-based Language in Irish Legislation and Public Discourse
Resisting Ideology Saturday 27th April 2024. In light of the Cass review, four years in the making and in the wake of the resounding defeat… Read More »The countess conference rds dublin
Recently, articles have been circulating about the ability of males to lactate. In this article, Tracy Donegan R.M, Countess Special Advisor on Healthcare, takes a… Read More »The milkman
On Friday evening, 17 November, we held an Information Evening at the Woodford Dolmen Hotel in Carlow, despite a concerted campaign by trans extremists to… Read More »Statement from The Countess
The Chinese custom of foot binding involved tightly binding the feet of young girls to achieve a small, severely deformed foot, considered a symbol of… Read More »Women’s Health and Binding
In our new series, “Letters from the Front”, we will be bringing you the perspectives of GC feminists from various locations around the world where… Read More »Letters from the Front, US Edition – Part 1
This is the third and final part of our series examining TENI’s policies, practices and governance. Since the publication of the first two articles in… Read More »TENI Policies
With Islam’s strict rules on modesty and segregation of the sexes, single-sex spaces matter to Muslim women. If Muslim women no longer have a private,… Read More »Trans inclusion means Muslim exclusion
Senator Regina Doherty’s appearance before the Scottish Parliament’s Equality, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee on June 22nd was an extraordinary example of how gender… Read More »Scottish Committee Car crash: Regina Doherty says the quiet bit out loud
The Countess is the new grassroots movement on everyone’s lips this week. We have launched a powerful and searing campaign video which is a call-to-arms to defend the words “girl”, “woman”, “female” and “mother” from the march of what… Read More »Countess Campaign: These Words Belong to Us