Garda Commissioner Drew Harris tells Gript that if Garda officers use the wrong gender pronouns, it could “escalate” to disciplinary action.
“Banning thought crime is Orwellian by its very nature”: 40 Days for Life hit out at plan to ban silent prayer vigils outside abortion clinics.
Soon housing in rural Ireland won’t be affordable either, says report | Gript
The Irish Gardaí have a new job – and that job is investigating Russian war crimes. Ben Scallan reacts.
“The State believes they are the super parent”: Senator Sharon Keogan slams Tánaiste Micheál Martin’s comments on home-schooling causing social “isolation.”
“Is Barbie Kardashian a woman?”: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says that biological males should not be put in women’s prisons.
On a recent airing of the 6 o’clock news RTÉ’s Education Correspondent Emma O Kelly made false claims about the American Academy of Pediatrics’ (AAP) position on social contagion.
BEN SCALLAN: “For a toddler to say “Daddy, I think I’m so-and-so gender” is completely meaningless – they don’t even know what they’re saying. It is the babblings of a confused infant – much like Paul Murphy’s tweets.”
WATCH: “What does St. Patrick’s Day mean to you?”: People on streets of Dublin react — as we ask for opinions on the Government’s official St. Patrick’s Day launch photo.
“We need to think about that vulnerable child at the centre of this – this is deeply damaging to children:” Laoise Aodha De Brún, CEO of the Countess, speaks to Gript about transgender ideology being taught in primary schools and the growing impact of the transgender debate on Irish women.
WATCH: “Police told me my prayer was an offence — I’m was arrested for my silent thoughts”: Isabel Vaughan-Spruce speaks to Gript about her experience of being arrested not only once, but twice, for praying near an abortion facility in Birmingham.
Emma Kinsella, who played a significant role in the story of the late Donal Rogers and his pet Kim, talks to Gript about her beloved dog Barchy (Barchimedes) and living with chronic conditions.