Podcasts about national women's council

Covid has impacted everyone, however, it has impacted women differently from how it has impacted men! Doctor Cliona Loughnane is the Women's Health Coordinator with The National Women's Council. Cliona is talking to Louise about the division of work in the home, the balance of caring, and the effect it has on women's mental health.

March 8th is International Women's Day.  In the latest episode of our podcast, Social Justice Matters, Eamon Murphy sits down with Catherine Lane, Policy Offer with the National Women's Council of Ireland, to discuss the formation of a Programme for Government, progress towards SDG 5 (Gender Equality) and policy priorities to achieve greater gender equality.

Gary and Michael discuss a divine goat, the election and the new opinion poll, and the National Women's Council of Ireland's new manifesto, which politicians haven been so eager to sign on to it appears many of them aren't actually reading what it says. 0:00 - The Divine Goat8:30 - Election and the polls26:15 - NWCI Manifesto

High insurance costs are affecting sports clubs.Better signage is needed in Midelton for motorists using the public car park.The National Women's Council of Ireland are calling on the State to set up a mechanism to sue absent father's for maintenance.We hear of a chance to vote for Europe's Top Tree.we talk to Jim Byrne, the father of Keith Byrne who is threatened with deportation from the U.S.A. Your health questions are answered by Annaleisse from The Health Hub in Ballincollig. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Current. speaks to the Ellen O'Malley-Dunlop of the National Womens Council Of Ireland about the Belfast Rape Trial and consent. Music throughout from @dystopiandream_cycles

In the 8th episode of Mediaflash we discuss the representation of women in the media. Alison O'Connor is joined in studio by journalist and producer Yvonne Judge and Orla O'Connor, Director of the National Women's Council of Ireland. We talk to Yvonne Galligan of Queen's University about the portrayal of women in public life. While MediaHQ's James Phelan speaks to Kathrina Bentley of Dogs Trust about the story behind the charities brand. http://www.nwci.ie/ http://www.qub.ie/schools/SchoolofPoliticsInternationalStudiesandPhilosophy/Staff/Galligan/ https://www.dogstrust.ie/ https://twitter.com/yvonnejudge?lang=en https://twitter.com/alisonoconn?lang=en