Sarah Everard case leads to an outpouring of Irish women's experiences as #NotAllMen trends

The disappearance of Sarah Everard in the UK has struck a chord with many Irish women who say they are "exhausted" at having to constantly adapt their behaviour

The disappearance of Sarah Everard in the UK has struck a chord with many Irish women who say they are "exhausted" at having to constantly adapt their behaviour in response to gender-based violence and harassment. 

33-year-old Sarah Everard went missing on March 3 after visiting a friend's house in south London. She was last seen on CCTV footage at around 9.30pm.