Ireland’s oldest university names its first building after a woman. It only took 433 years
Trinity College Dublin may have been founded by Queen Elizabeth I, but for over 400 years every building on the prestigious ...
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‘Finding Your Irish Female Ancestors,’ Next Genealogy Club Of Newtown Meeting
The next meeting of the Genealogy Club of Newtown will be held on Wednesday, March 12, at 7 pm via Zoom. The meeting will ...
Win a a complete set of books on the 2025 Women’s Prize for Fiction longlist
The Irish Times has teamed up with the Women’s Prize to offer one lucky reader the complete set of 16 books from the Women’s ...
Irish Mirror on MSN1h
Rachael Blackmore tells punters 'negative' horse sign to look out for ahead of Gold Cup
EXCLUSIVE: Record-breaking jockey Rachael Blackmore is prolific at the Cheltenham Festival, and she’s highlighted things to look out for in the prelims that could spell danger for punters ...
First for women at Trinity College after 433 years
Ireland’s oldest university has named a campus building after a woman for the first time, 433 years after it was founded by ...
Irish Central7d
Raising a glass to women: The trailblazers of Ireland’s whiskey industry
SkelligSix18 takes its name from the number of steps to the ... away in the early twentieth century. The only solo female founder in the Irish whiskey industry, Louise has played a key role ...
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Is it St. Patty’s or St. Paddy’s? Why wear green? What to know about St. Patrick’s Day origins
“Pádraig is the Gaelic or Irish origin of the name Patrick which ... In Ireland, ‘Patty’ is a common diminutive of the female name Patricia,” Preply’s Head of Methodology Sylvia Johnson ...
RTÉ Ireland6d
'A little republic': how Dun Emer created a utopian space for Irish women
Evelyn Gleeson and the Yeats' sisters wanted their enterprise to provide women with economic independence and professional ...
The Irish Times5d
The Guide: Gracie Abrams, Wynton Marsalis, Night Dances and other events to see, shows to book and ones to catch before they end
This collective of Irish female artists was founded almost five ... it’s an Irish line-up, with well-known names such as Kyla Cobbler, Killian Sundermann, Gearóid Farrelly, Justine Stafford ...