The Irish Womens Movement

Focusing on the Irish women's movement of the twentieth century, this book analyzes its emergence and development as a significant social movement. It highlights the interconnectedness and continuity of various organizations within the movement, exploring key tensions, themes, and strategies that facilitated social change. By addressing gaps in Irish studies, it offers insights into the movement's historical context and its role in shaping societal dynamics. This work is valuable for readers interested in Irish studies, sociology, history, women's studies, and politics.