Elaine Loughlin: Ireland is no country to be a woman
Even now, single mothers are discriminated against as detailed by this newspaper in recent months, and a marked gender pay gap still exists.
Burnreacht na hÉireann firmly puts women in their place.
Our Constitution, penned in 1937 by a hand that was tightly guided by the Catholic Church, permitted and arguably encouraged a toxic patriarchal society that locked away women and farmed out their babies.
