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'Trad wife' advocates suggest a woman's place is in the home. But Femicide Watch shows that, of resolved cases, 63% of women who died violently in Ireland since 1996 were murdered in their own homes. Stock picture: Getty

'Trad wife' advocates suggest a woman's place is in the home. But Femicide Watch shows that, of resolved cases, 63% of women who died violently in Ireland since 1996 were murdered in their own homes. Stock picture: Getty

On a boiling hot drive back from Ennis, I listened to Interesting Times with Ross Douthat, the New York Times podcast on “the growing alienation between men and women”. Douthat sees it as “one of the biggest stories of our time”.

He’s not alone. Many commentators believe a new war between men and women has broken out.

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