Politics is only skin deep
According to a recent Irish Times poll among women, 38 per cent of women regard politics as important or very important to them, while 93 per cent say that ‘‘personal care (skin/ hair)” is important or very important.
According to a recent Irish Times poll among women, 38 per cent of women regard politics as important or very important to them, while 93 per cent say that ‘‘personal care (skin/ hair)” is important or very important.
No further comment on this, except to say that the gender sensitivity that has long marked this column may be about to change. Either that, or some stories about lipstick are on the way.
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