- Brennan, Maeve – writer and journalist
This plaque, at 48 Cherryfield Avenue, Ranelagh, commemorates Maeve Brennan, columnist with the New Yorker…
- Gibson, Violet – anti-Fascist
This plaque commemorates Violet Gibson, the Irish woman who shot Mussolini The Honourable Violet Albina…
- Keogh, Margaret – Cumann na mBan
This plaque commemorates Margaret Keogh, one of two Cumann na mBan members to die in the fight for…
- Ladies’ National Tennis Championship – world’s first
This plaque commemorates the world’s first national tennis championship for women, which took place in…
- Lynn, Dr Kathleen
This plaque commemorates both Dr Kathleen Lynn and her lifelong partner Madeleine ffrench-Mullen, who founded…
- Markievicz, Countess
This plaque commemorates republican and labour activist Constance Countess Markievicz at Surrey House, Leinster Road,…
- Murdoch, Iris – philosopher & writer
This plaque honours philosopher and novelist Iris Murdoch, who was born on Blessington Street, Dublin,…
- O’Hara, Maureen – actress
This plaque, at 32 Beechwood Avenue Upper, Ranelagh, commemorates the the iconic Irish actress, Maureen…
- Parnell, Anna – founder of the Ladies’ Land League
This plaque commemorates Anna Parnell, feminist, activist, and founder of the Ladies’ Land League, at…
- Skeffington, Hanna Sheehy
This plaque at Dublin Castle, Ship Street, commemorates suffragette Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, who smashed windows…
- Violet Gibson – the woman who shot Mussolini
On Thursday 20th October we’ll unveil a plaque to Dublin woman Violet Gibson, who attempted…
- Wilde, Lady Jane ‘Speranza’
This plaque commemorates Jane Wilde, poet, feminist, and nationalist. Born in 1821, Jane Wilde was…
This plaque, at 48 Cherryfield Avenue, Ranelagh, commemorates Maeve Brennan, columnist with the New Yorker…
This plaque commemorates Violet Gibson, the Irish woman who shot Mussolini The Honourable Violet Albina…
This plaque commemorates Margaret Keogh, one of two Cumann na mBan members to die in the fight for…
This plaque commemorates the world’s first national tennis championship for women, which took place in…
This plaque commemorates both Dr Kathleen Lynn and her lifelong partner Madeleine ffrench-Mullen, who founded…
This plaque commemorates republican and labour activist Constance Countess Markievicz at Surrey House, Leinster Road,…
This plaque honours philosopher and novelist Iris Murdoch, who was born on Blessington Street, Dublin,…
This plaque, at 32 Beechwood Avenue Upper, Ranelagh, commemorates the the iconic Irish actress, Maureen…
This plaque commemorates Anna Parnell, feminist, activist, and founder of the Ladies’ Land League, at…
This plaque at Dublin Castle, Ship Street, commemorates suffragette Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, who smashed windows…
On Thursday 20th October we’ll unveil a plaque to Dublin woman Violet Gibson, who attempted…
This plaque commemorates Jane Wilde, poet, feminist, and nationalist. Born in 1821, Jane Wilde was…