Rubbish JoM.
The vast majority of the women of Ireland use contraception now, and the families are much smaller now.
Viva La Pill!

To move on, the very serious problem affecting women is the political correctness that prevents open and enlightened discussion of the much larger, more prevalent pool of STIs they are exposed to by men who engage in bisexual sex.

It is complicated by gay activists' claim that anyone who indulges in homosexual sex is a homosexual. Also by the foolish publicity that condom use can always prevent the transmission of HIV. Perfect application and use might help, but women need to know, and have the right to know, if their prospective partner's sexual choices put them into the very high risk category. Homosexual sex is very high risk, including with a 'raincoat' that is easily dislodged or damaged.

When will legislators grasp the nettle to require any man who has engaged in homosexual sex within (say) six years to declare that fact to a woman as a necessary part of obtaining her prior consent to sex? Penalty, a custodial sentence.

Why concentrate on women in this situation? Obvious!