Orla O Connor

Funding, policies and education: Suggestions for change after Ashling Murphy killing

Survivor services, academics, campaigners, and politicians set out what should be done

Public spaces not safe until men change behaviour, says women’s group

To target violence against women, National Women’s Council say that harassment prosecutions should be easier to take

‘Lives of women matter’: Sadness and anger at vigils across Ireland for Ashling Murphy

Women and men, young and old, gather together outside Dáil for murdered teacher

Vigils to take place across the country for Ashling Murphy

Killing of Ashling Murphy ‘must be a watershed moment’, women’s council says

Ashling Murphy killing: Vigils to take place around country

Several hundred attend Galway event to mark murder of young teacher in Offaly

Killing of Ashling Murphy triggers debate on women’s safety

Many women ‘carrying internalised fears no matter where they are’, says Women’s Aid

On Nollaig na mBan it is time to demand action for women

Women’s equality must be at centre of change in Ireland, beginning with the Constitution

Women’s council critical of garda’s three-month sentence

Women’s group says term shows domestic violence not taken seriously by courts

Coalition moves to placate alienated women voters

Budget 2022: Spend in excess of €31m announced for health package with more to come

Criticism of failure to tackle childhood smoking or obesity in Budget

Qualified welcome for a number of other measures from charity sector

Only one in 10 GPs in State provide abortion services, study shows

Coverage a barrier to accessing services in rural and marginalised areas, study finds

Why are women more hesitant to get the Covid-19 vaccine?

Experts cite fertility concerns, ‘conspirituality’ and distrust of the Irish health system

Citizens’ Assembly votes to delete and replace Constitution’s ‘women in home’ clause

Radical changes would include gender quotas and extra pay for carers

Government unlikely to revisit stalking legislation

Law Reform Commission advised creation of specific offence separate from harassment

Taking workplace equality cases ‘out of many people’s reach’

Women ‘being held back’ by prohibitive cost of taking discrimination, harassment cases

Women in homes after 1973 must be eligible for mother and baby redress, ex-residents say

National Women’s Council director says there is ‘no rationale’ for such exclusion

State relying on unpaid care work by women for far too long

Outdated reference in Constitution to ‘women’s place in the home’ needs to be replaced

Budget 2021: Women’s council calls for increased payments for new parents

NWCI also seeks investment in early years education rising to 1 per cent of GDP over next decade

Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin contacted by UCD president with personal apology

Lecturer and broadcaster had earlier received no direct communication from college head

Issues of consent and sexual violence an ‘epidemic’ at third level, says Harris

Minister for Higher Education vows ‘immediate action’ to address issues

Moving domestic violence brief from Justice a ‘downgrade’

Talks ongoing between two departments about which should drive national strategy

Parents' leave extension ‘falls far short’, says National Women's Council

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