The Women of Ireland Project
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Hot Takes
Interview Themes
Personal Writing
Society and History
Women's Stories
About
The Women of Ireland Project Compendium
Three(ish) years of Women of Ireland Project research and writing organised, and in one place
READ THE LATEST
Most Popular
View all
Part One: Epigenetics and the generational effects of the Great Hunger
Sep 17, 2023
•
Belinda Vigors
49
2
6
Diaspora Grief
Dec 1, 2024
•
Belinda Vigors
98
45
18
Revisiting Brigid and the "Irish Mind" of both/and, not either/or
Feb 1, 2025
•
Belinda Vigors
70
14
9
Epigenetics and the generational effects of the Great Hunger
Nov 17, 2024
•
Belinda Vigors
60
13
9
Latest
Top
Discussions
A game of their own
Gaelic feminism, the sport of Camogie, and its response to 'masculinity'
Jul 18
•
Belinda Vigors
16
9
2
Beyond the rose-tinted veil: meet the real women of medieval Ireland
A conversation with Dr. Gillian Kenny
Jul 5
•
Belinda Vigors
and
Gillian Kenny
29
6
4
1:20:01
The books I reach for to write Irish women's history
Or, if I was starting The Women of Ireland Project all over again, these are among the first books I'd buy
Jun 16
•
Belinda Vigors
34
16
2
Women's support of women
A short note on the ordinary wonder of showing you care
May 14
•
Belinda Vigors
23
13
4
Where did all the lamenters, charmers and keeners go?
Or, more accurately, where to look to find them
Mar 22
•
Belinda Vigors
21
6
3
Women and power, capitalism, and Ireland's 'witch-hunt'?
I am currently in the middle of moving house.
Feb 15
•
Belinda Vigors
21
7
Communalism: "The dominant ideology of Ireland"
The story of how Ireland made communalism its identity, and the very real impact this had on women
Jan 15
•
Belinda Vigors
37
15
8
See all
The Women of Ireland Project
A monthly newsletter, written by social researcher and cultural theorist, Dr. Belinda Vigors, exploring the socio-cultural and historical forces that have shaped women of Ireland.
Subscribe
Recommendations
View all 12
The Celtic Creatives
Jennifer Regina Murphy
The Wild Edge - with Clare Mulvany
Clare Mulvany
u n r u l y b o d i e s
Hannah-May Batley
Gateway Elderwomen
Jody Day
Unruly Ireland
Gillian Kenny
The Women of Ireland Project
Subscribe
About
Archive
Recommendations
Sitemap
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts