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Sex in the pandemic: A lot of people are feeling pressurised to meet with people, get on with it and have sex in a car They re told by others on apps not to be such a goody-two-shoes

According to Phil Corcoran of the Sexual Health Centre in Cork ( sexualhealthcentre.com), a condom postal service launched in March 2020 was an initiative that saw a “huge” response. “We do not have an indication of exactly what drove this demand but this is something for us to explore going forward,” he says. Elsewhere, a spokesperson for Nimhneach, the Dublin BDSM scene’s largest monthly club night, says that in terms of real-life meet-ups, there “isn’t anything going on”. “Not only us, but every event in our space has stopped,” the spokesperson notes. “Virtual meet-ups don’t cut it. Nothing has been organised, as privacy concerns are more pressing online. There aren’t loads of folks turning up online, either. In fact, it’s quieter.”

Kildare s Sr Celine in isolation in Brazil since March amid Covid chaos

Kildare s Sr Celine in isolation in Brazil since March amid Covid chaos Life in Lockdown   ); In the first of our Life in Lockdown series, Niamh O’Donoghue talks to Rathangan’s Sr Celine Conway who is working in the Brazilian missions helping those less well off to earn a living. Living life in lockdown has been a challenge for all of us. However, it has been even harder for those in poorer countries. This week, we talk to Kildare’s Sr Celine Conway who is working with the Brazilian Missions in Campina Grande. She has set up an adult literacy programme to help people to read and write.

Education Minister to meet with special needs groups about school reopenings

Education Minister to meet with special needs groups about school reopenings PA Media 08/01/2021 By James Ward, PA © Niall Carson Education Minister Norma Foley holds a press conference on Calculated Grades at the department of Education in Dublin (PA) Education Minister Norma Foley is to meet with representative groups about the reopening of special needs schools next week. Ms Foley is to meet with Inclusion Ireland, Down Syndrome Ireland and AsIAm on Monday. It follows a joint open letter from the groups which said families of children with special needs had been “devastated” by the Government U-turn on their reopening. Families have been left devastated with the u-turn on re-opening special schools and classes, and the lack of home supports for children with SEN. We, with @AsIAmIreland and @DownSyndromeIRL, have written to @NormaFoleyTD1 seeking an urgent meeting. More: https://t.co/GkwI4etBagpic.twitter.com/qFyhRr5TWu

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