This document discusses new Irish female consumer behaviors and how to better understand them. It questions what is meant by "new" and suggests looking at secondary data sources from fields like demography, sociology and economics to help operationalize the question. While some behaviors like chores and shopping have not changed much, factors like higher education levels and labor force participation among women have increased and need to be considered. Understanding life cycle effects is also critical to determining how women's preferences and behaviors may have evolved in recent generations. The conclusion advocates taking a more analytical approach drawn from multiple disciplines to gain deeper insights into sex-specific consumer trends.