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In the last week I found around 19 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 4 on gender recognition
- 1 on sport
- 1 on health
- 3 on ex-teacher
- 7 on ex-TV author
- 3 general cultural articles

Hallelujah (Jeff Buckley version)
Empty Chairs at Empty Tables
Fly Me to the Moon
Phantom of the Opera

Though I opened the last Karaoke night I was at with the O Fortuna, which caused much amusement.

In the last week I found around 24 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 10 on presidential election/ex-teacher/gender recognition
- 1 on healthcare
- 1 on children's author
- 1 attacking "woke"
- 8 general cultural articles
- 3 on matters abroad

In the last week I found around 8 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 2 on presidential election
- 1 on healthcare
- 1 on gender recognition
- 1 on ex-teacher
- 1 on media
- 2 general cultural articles

A pair of slippers on the arm of a couch. They are in the likeness of a white man with a white beard, glasses, and his tongue sticking out. The writing on the inside of the slippers confirm his identity...it is Sigmund Freud. These are Freudian Slippers.

Ohmygod Ohmygod OHMYGOD! These slippers are in the top three best presents I ever got and I thought I'd lost them ages ago and I just found them and I'm giddy! Look at them!! When you wear them you can use your toes to make his tongue waggle!

Fucking hell, I needed this uncomplicated joy today.

I was one of the leaders of Scrap The Green Paper because I & my friends were suicidal after learning proposals for ~84% of disabled to be pushed into work

I've not recovered from pushing myself to fight it, nor my friends

I'm so broken & Humphreys wants a house in the park on our backs

#áras25

In the last week I found around 15 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 2 on ex-teacher/presidential elections
- 2 on ex-prisoner
- 1 on healthcare
- 3 on children's author
- 6 general cultural articles
- 1 on US matters

A painting of the Pokemon Gengar, however its fur is in colours of the trans flag following the contours of its body. It is coming towards you, and has its mouth open in a wide toothy grin.

This morning I had inspiration, I now have a painting of the rarely seen Transgengar Pokemon.

I like to think that it's a Fighting/Fairy type.

#painting #acrylic #gengar #pokemon #trans #transgender #transgengar

In the last week I found around 8 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 2 on healthcare
- 1 on gender recognition
- 1 on children's author
- 1 general cultural article
- 3 on matters abroad

In the last week I found around 20 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 1 on ex-teacher
- 2 on transphobic creators
- 3 general cultural articles
- 14 on US matters

I suspect "some" is doing some heavy lifting. Just by the number of towns and villages in the country you'd expect there to be a few by chance where the transaction volume is low.

In the last week I found around 24 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 4 on youth-group discrimination
- 10 on transphobic creators/"free speech"
- 1 on ex-teacher
- 5 general cultural articles
- 4 on US and UK matters

In the last week I found around 4 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 34 on ex-TV writer
- 4 on ex-teacher
- 1 on employment
- 4 general cultural articles
- 1 on healthcare in the North

The Examiner and Indo are behind so many stories being on the ex-TV writer.

To clarify the situation. The former NI Health Minister commissioned a review of gender services. That involved trans people and their families and concluded in April after almost 6 years. They made recommendations, which were going to be implemented, and asked for funding, which was allocated

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I spent many years on the panel for the review of trans healthcare, that was only "completed" and we were discharged from that in April of this year, that was over five years for nothing and just a few months later they are at it again.
Fuck right off , transphobic arseholes 🤬🤬🤬

In the last week I found around 17 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 4 on ex-teacher
- 2 on children's author
- 3 general cultural articles
- 6 on possibly trans US school shooter
- 2 on other international matters

Two I think it was, one in the Limerick Post and one in GCN.

In the last week I found around 20 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 5 on healthcare
- 1 on politics
- 1 on ex-teacher
- 4 on a queer book prize
- 1 on a trans woman jailed for not joining the IDF
- 3 general cultural articles
- 5 on matters abroad

In the last week I found around 12 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 2 on healthcare
- 1 on a queer book prize who longlisted a terf
- 1 on ex-teacher
- 4 general cultural articles
- 4 on children's author/UK

Trans women facing confusion over their eligibility under the free HRT scheme The Irish Pharmacy Union has said they are seeking clarity from the Department of Health on the issue

I spoke to several trans women who described the confusion they are facing over their eligibility under the free HRT scheme.

The legislation isn't clear, and the Department haven't provided a clear answer.

One person I spoke to said "we are used to fighting for everything".

jrnl.ie/6783895

“We must engineer a scheme to trick Nichole into realizing she is a woman.”

When the authors understand the assignment. Of their own fic.

In the last week I found around 7 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 2 on sport
- 4 on the ex-teacher
- 1 general cultural article

The quotes would remain exactly the same of course.

It's correct, that's the law in Ireland.

The only reason you'd be disqualified

In the last week I found around 10 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 1 on 2 court cases against a trans supporter
- 2 on sport
- 3 on transphobic climate
- 2 general cultural articles/pride
- 2 on French court cases around claiming a cis woman is trans

In the last week I found around 20 articles in Irish media with non-trivial mentions of #trans topics.

- 4 on the ex-teacher
- 2 on squalid conditions of a prisoner
- 1 on healthcare
- 2 on gender recognition
- 3 on political/social climate
- 4 general cultural articles/pride
- 4 on matters abroad

Next you'll be saying it'll attract trans women pretending to themselves to be cis men pretending to be trans women in order to pretend to be cis men!

Woo Woop! Self declaration for trans people covers well over a quarter of a billion of the world's population. Nothing bad happened!

Activists call for support on new trans healthcare motion filed in Dáil Labour has filed a motion on trans healthcare which echoes the vision that Trans Healthcare Action has crafted for the future of the system.

gcn.ie/new-trans-he...

Excellent to see this community responce! We had a huge turnout at Dublin Trans and Intersex Pride, despite the clash with other events.

And we need to stand together through t as a community!