246. Ireland Transformed: From Banning Condoms to Exporting Viagra
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Transforming Ireland: Church, Feminism, and Societal Change
This chapter explores the Catholic Church's historical influence on Irish society, especially regarding women's rights and attitudes towards abortion and sexuality. It chronicles the gradual loosening of the Church's grip from the 1960s to 2018, fueled by economic shifts and the rise of a vocal feminist movement. Key events and figures, including the 2018 referendum to repeal the abortion ban, illustrate Ireland's journey towards modernity and redefine its cultural identity.
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