The name Dr Aoife Neary (she/her) University of Limerick @UL needs to be known in every home in the country. Her radical gender ideology regarding children needs to be widely discussed by families. Her influential pedagogical role needs to be interrogated by citizens & the state.

Nigerian nurse Prisca Ngozi Umeobi has had her registration cancelled by the Irish High Court after being found guilty of professional misconduct and poor professional performance while working at Dublin's Mater Private Hospital in July and August 2021. The Fitness to Practise Committee of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) recommended cancellation, which High Court President Judge David Barniville confirmed. The committee described her actions as deliberate or reckless abuses of trust, involving ill-treatment of vulnerable patients and a serious reduction of their dignity. Specific allegations included:Failing to apply a dressing to a patient. Delaying a patient's shower until the afternoon. Leaving a knee-replacement patient unattended on a bedpan. Acting inappropriately and making faces while cleaning a patient. Repeatedly failing to follow prescribed care plans and assess patients for pain. The committee ruled that the failings posed risks to patient safety and could not be remedied through education, conditions, or suspension. Cancellation was deemed necessary to protect the public, reflecting the gravity of the misconduct at the most serious end of the scale. Umeobi, originally from Nigeria, is now removed from the Register of Nurses in Ireland.

Just when I thought it couldn't get worse. This is a yet another part of the national scandal unfolding in Ireland Full details in thread, our Children's Ombudsman is funding trans activists who are seeking out children via TENI @OCO_ireland @1Hildegarde @NormaFoleyTD1

NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN: While he accepted the comment about the kiss had been made, he said it was a joke during a game - and said that the children had laughed and enjoyed it. He then went to the WRC claiming 'gender discrimination' or transphobia. gript.ie/trans-childcare-wor…

thecountess.ie/ideologies-in…. Many of you have been asking for advice on how to approach your child’s school about inappropriate school curriculum content etc. Despite Irish parents having a fundamental constitutional role as the primary educators of their children, particularly in areas of moral & religious formation, many parents now perceive a growing disconnect between this role & the content delivered through compulsory elements of the school curriculum, especially SPHE, RSE, & Bí Cineálta. The practical steps outlined in this guide aim to empower parents to address their concerns lawfully & constructively, while centring the child’s best interests. The Guide covers parents’ legal rights, how to raise concerns with schools, & how to escalate beyond the Board of Management. It is not legal advice and we recommend seeking legal advice where appropriate. Please share with other parents you think would benefit from this Guide. @WomensSpaceIre

The Child Safeguarding Coalition Ireland has raised concerns about inappropriate children's books to TDs and Senators at an Oireachtas event in Dublin, calling for an "audit" of all educational materials recommended for minors by the State: gript.ie/child-safeguarding-…

Just when I thought it couldn't get worse. This is a yet another part of the national scandal unfolding in Ireland Full details in thread, our Children's Ombudsman is funding trans activists who are seeking out children via TENI @OCO_ireland @1Hildegarde @NormaFoleyTD1

"...Michael Foran, an Irish lecturer in law at Oxford University, cancelled talks on his recent book Sex, Gender Identity, and the Law due to pro-trans protestors dis-rupting the events." @IrishCathNews @rtenews @irishdailymail @NewstalkFM @RuadhanIT @RTE_PrimeTime @cormacbourke

WE JUST WANT CHILDREN TO BE SAFE: Child Safeguarding Coalition Presents to Houses of the Oireachtas 11 June 2026 in Dublin Serious questions need serious answers- Michaela Ní Chéadaigh Invited by Senator Sharon Keogan, the Child Safeguarding Coalition presented serious concerns about safeguarding failures in Ireland’s education system. Contributions came from Jana Lunden, Laoise de Brún BL, Dr Stella O’Malley, Dr Niamh Regan, Lynda Dernham, and Eugene Garvin. The Coalition is an independent national organisation focused on child safeguarding and parental rights. It works to promote transparency in educational institutions so parents are meaningfully informed and involved in decisions affecting their children. The press conference highlighted critical issues, including sexually explicit content in schools and libraries and the lack of proper risk assessments. Excerpts from textbooks and library books read aloud shocked the audience. Parents send children to school believing they will be safe. Yet learning what they are exposed to raises a vital question: are our children actually safe?The event follows public debate over inappropriate material, including the book What’s the T? on Children’s Books Ireland reading lists. Minister Norma Foley admitted she was not familiar with it. Parents reject any attempt by her department to avoid responsibility. Senator Sharon Keogan stated upon opening: “If this material were truly uncontroversial, age-appropriate and widely supported, there would be no need for confusion or deception. The lack of candour speaks for itself.” She emphasised that while age-appropriate sex education is accepted, there is a clear line many parents would not cross in their own homes.Inappropriate literature on display included Seeing Gender, found in a local library’s youth section. The book promotes historical revisionism and exposes children to explicit topics. Teaching 9-year-olds about first sexual experiences, gender orientation and sexual behaviour is not education, it is predatory indoctrination.Even senior infants were asked in class about their genitalia and told that having a vagina does not make you a girl, or a penis a boy. Children went home feeling humiliated and violated. The Coalition calls on the Department of Education to engage directly with parents and teachers on curriculum and safeguarding. There must be ongoing dialogue so materials reflect both safety standards and community expectations. The panel also criticised the National Parents Council’s failure and called for Bi Cineálta to be abolished. Four clear calls to action: •Statutory guidance prohibiting ideology in any educational setting. •Restoration of parental authority and meaningful consultation. •Immediate withdrawal of Bi Cineálta and replacement with a balanced safeguarding framework. •An urgent independent audit of all school materials, with removal of inappropriate content and stronger oversight. Deputy Carol Nolan warned of a “malign determination” to expose children to extreme content. Dr Stella O’Malley stated powerfully: “Children get only one chance at childhood. Our responsibility as adults is to put children first. Safeguarding is not a culture war issue.” Every child deserves protection and every parent deserves honesty. As Jana Lunden concluded, this is not about left versus right — it is about one thing only: the safeguarding of children.

Sent into us from a new mother who was surprised to note that “mother” is not mentioned once in this information leaflet she was given following the birth of her baby. Is this how the Irish health service see women who carry and give birth to new generations? Why use such nonsense language that airbrushes mothers out of their own experience?

Uni’s are marking students down for using the words “women and mothers”. In this clip from the new story, the woman behind @justsay_mother tells how changes to language in women’s health were made with no research, pushing gender neutral terms. This is why research is needed.

Another page from the ShoutOut guide linked from the National School in pilot. 🥴

Founder of @thecountessIE spoke at the Dáil (Irish Parliament) about indoctrination and post modernism. She explains how we are induced to accept new ideologies, including the hijacking of language, & indoctrination of our children at school. @laoisedebrun

WE JUST WANT CHILDREN TO BE SAFE: Child Safeguarding Coalition Presents to Houses of the Oireachtas 11 June 2026 in Dublin Serious questions need serious answers- Michaela Ní Chéadaigh Invited by Senator Sharon Keogan, the Child Safeguarding Coalition presented serious concerns about safeguarding failures in Ireland’s education system. Contributions came from Jana Lunden, Laoise de Brún BL, Dr Stella O’Malley, Dr Niamh Regan, Lynda Dernham, and Eugene Garvin. The Coalition is an independent national organisation focused on child safeguarding and parental rights. It works to promote transparency in educational institutions so parents are meaningfully informed and involved in decisions affecting their children. The press conference highlighted critical issues, including sexually explicit content in schools and libraries and the lack of proper risk assessments. Excerpts from textbooks and library books read aloud shocked the audience. Parents send children to school believing they will be safe. Yet learning what they are exposed to raises a vital question: are our children actually safe?The event follows public debate over inappropriate material, including the book What’s the T? on Children’s Books Ireland reading lists. Minister Norma Foley admitted she was not familiar with it. Parents reject any attempt by her department to avoid responsibility. Senator Sharon Keogan stated upon opening: “If this material were truly uncontroversial, age-appropriate and widely supported, there would be no need for confusion or deception. The lack of candour speaks for itself.” She emphasised that while age-appropriate sex education is accepted, there is a clear line many parents would not cross in their own homes.Inappropriate literature on display included Seeing Gender, found in a local library’s youth section. The book promotes historical revisionism and exposes children to explicit topics. Teaching 9-year-olds about first sexual experiences, gender orientation and sexual behaviour is not education, it is predatory indoctrination.Even senior infants were asked in class about their genitalia and told that having a vagina does not make you a girl, or a penis a boy. Children went home feeling humiliated and violated. The Coalition calls on the Department of Education to engage directly with parents and teachers on curriculum and safeguarding. There must be ongoing dialogue so materials reflect both safety standards and community expectations. The panel also criticised the National Parents Council’s failure and called for Bi Cineálta to be abolished. Four clear calls to action: •Statutory guidance prohibiting ideology in any educational setting. •Restoration of parental authority and meaningful consultation. •Immediate withdrawal of Bi Cineálta and replacement with a balanced safeguarding framework. •An urgent independent audit of all school materials, with removal of inappropriate content and stronger oversight. Deputy Carol Nolan warned of a “malign determination” to expose children to extreme content. Dr Stella O’Malley stated powerfully: “Children get only one chance at childhood. Our responsibility as adults is to put children first. Safeguarding is not a culture war issue.” Every child deserves protection and every parent deserves honesty. As Jana Lunden concluded, this is not about left versus right — it is about one thing only: the safeguarding of children.

DAVID QUINN on the "ideological mission creep" in Leaving Cert subjects - including English where 1980s Ireland is painted as a time of patriarchal suppression and gothic horror. "This is not history. It is caricature," he says. gript.ie/david-quinn-how-the…