- Brennan, Maeve – writer and journalistThis plaque, at 48 Cherryfield Avenue, Ranelagh, commemorates Maeve Brennan, columnist with the New Yorker …
- ffrench-Mullen, MadeleineThis plaque commemorates both Madeleine ffrench-Mullen and her lifelong partner Dr Kathleen Lynn, who founded …
- Gibson, Violet – anti-FascistThis plaque commemorates Violet Gibson, the Irish woman who shot Mussolini The Honourable Violet Albina …
- Keogh, Margaret – Cumann na mBanThis plaque commemorates Margaret Keogh, one of two Cumann na mBan members to die in the fight for …
- Ladies’ National Tennis Championship – world’s firstThis plaque commemorates the world’s first national tennis championship for women, which took place in …
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- Lynn, Dr KathleenThis plaque commemorates both Dr Kathleen Lynn and her lifelong partner Madeleine ffrench-Mullen, who founded …
- Markievicz, CountessThis plaque commemorates republican and labour activist Constance Countess Markievicz at Surrey House, Leinster Road, …
- Murdoch, Iris – philosopher & writerThis plaque honours philosopher and novelist Iris Murdoch, who was born on Blessington Street, Dublin, …
- O’Hara, Maureen – actressThis plaque, at 32 Beechwood Avenue Upper, Ranelagh, commemorates the the iconic Irish actress, Maureen …
- Parnell, Anna – founder of the Ladies’ Land LeagueThis plaque commemorates Anna Parnell, feminist, activist, and founder of the Ladies’ Land League, at …
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- Skeffington, Hanna SheehyThis plaque at Dublin Castle, Ship Street, commemorates suffragette Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, who smashed windows …
- Wilde, Lady Jane ‘Speranza’This plaque commemorates Jane Wilde, poet, feminist, and nationalist. Born in 1821, Jane Wilde was …