Joyce Fegan: It will take a village, and the intervention of bystanders, to tackle misogyny

Ashling Murphy's tragic death may be the spark that forces us to take action so women can finally feel safe in their own bodies
Joyce Fegan: It will take a village, and the intervention of bystanders, to tackle misogyny

A photo of murdered school teacher Ashling Murphy displayed on the big screen at half time during the Connacht v Leicester Tigers Champions Cup rugby match at The Sportsground in Galway. Picture: Thomas Ash

Did you watch Ashling Murphy’s funeral online? Did you attend a vigil? Did you listen to our politicians in the Dáil calling this a “watershed” moment?

Today, do you find yourself wondering is it all over?

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