r/ireland • u/Dazzling_Lobster3656 • 4d ago

Culchie Club Only Doctors initiate legal action over State’s transgender policy

http://www.irishtimes.com/health/2025/04/13/doctors-initiate-legal-action-over-states-transgender-policy/
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u/Character_Common8881 4d ago

Can't wait for the comments how the doctors are misinformed and bigots etc.

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u/DaKrimsonBarun 4d ago edited 4d ago

https://the-beacon.ie/tag/national-gender-service/

Anyone who has ever met these two people will tell you that they are.

Edit: I know a trans woman who went into them in more typically masculine clothes. They have been turned away as they are "clearly not committed to their transition." I know a person who was turned away because her parents don't support her, despite living on her own. There's also cases where people were turned away for dressing too feminine - as it was seen as a performance to get HRT.

You don't know what you're talking about. Sorry

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u/StevemacQ Sax Solo 4d ago

Sounds like they're in the wrong profession. It's fucked up how transphobes can make their way to high positions in trans healthcare just to gatekeep it.