‘Buttoned Up’ initiative launched in Galway aims to end stigma around periods

An initiative, launched today in Gaelscoil Mhic Amhlaigh in Knocknacarra, aims to end the stigma around periods.

Buttoned Up, spearheaded by Ellie Loftus, will see participating teachers wear a button indicating they have essential period supplies available to students who need them.

Sarah Slevin visited Gaelscoil Mhic Amhlaigh today, and brings us this report:

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‘Buttoned Up’ initiative launched in Galway aims to end stigma around periods

Appeal for man in his fifties missing from Gort area

Continued uncertainty over this year's Clifden Pony Show as organiser issues statement

Gort Town Team seeks to repurpose Convent as multi-functional community facility

Councillor Noel Thomas escorted away from Garda Commissioner at opening of An Spidéal Garda Station

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