Womens Spaces: Inclusion at What Cost? With Cathrine Monaghan, Episode 665

In this episode, Niall sits down with Irish women’s rights activist, Catherine Monaghan a founding member of Wicklow Women 4 Women, for a wide-ranging and thought-provoking conversation on some of the most debated issues in Ireland today.

Together, they explore the future of women’s single-sex spaces, the impact and implications of the Gender Recognition Act 2015, and the broader cultural and legal questions surrounding gender identity. Catherine shares her perspective on advocacy, public debate, and what supporters and critics alike can expect from their upcoming speaking event in Dublin on March 7th.

This episode also turns the conversation outward. Niall asks you, the listeners:
Do you believe gender pronouns should always be respected?
Should educators and public services be obliged to use a person’s chosen pronouns rather than those associated with their biological sex at birth?

Expect a candid, respectful discussion that doesn’t shy away from difficult questions. Whether you feel strongly one way or are still making up your mind, this is a conversation that invites you to think critically and engage openly.