The Women of Ireland Project
Belinda Vigors, Gillian KennyA 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.
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Three things Ireland can offer (to itself and to the world)
Hello, Welcome,
If you are new here, let me introduce myself. I am Dr. Belinda Vigors, Irish social scientist and cultural theorist, and The Women of Ireland Project is based on my ongoing oral and cultural history research int...
‘Bloody Resourceful Women’: The herstory of black pudding
A conversation about black pudding sounds very niche and possibly even a bit ‘off piste’ for the usual Women of Ireland Project content. However, what really struck me as I read Kate Ryan’s new book, Blood, Guts and Black Pudding: Ireland’s...
Your Irish Granny never wanted you to be a ‘Trad-wife’
✨ Come and say hello! I’m delighted to be speaking at a number of events over the coming months, on topics as diverse as Irish identity and cultural patterns, Women in Irish Agriculture, and Irish Sovereignty Goddesses, and it would be wond...
How Masculinity Shaped Modern Irish Identity
What have anxieties about Irish men’s masculinity and their masculine strength got to do with how Irish national identity was constructed and created in the 19th and 20th century? And how did that history shape the lives of women in the pos...
A game of their own
*The points and topics shared in this article are largely informed by the work of historian Ríona Nic Congáil and her article, “Looking on for Centuries from the Sideline”: Gaelic Feminism and the Rise of Camogie
It’s GAA seas...
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I’m a female social scientist from Ireland living in the UK. Can usually be found digging about in research archives in the search of answers to some "why" question. This newsletter is the written outcome of what I find on those digging expeditions.
Irish historian and writer. Sometimes on your telly and podcasts. Writing a new biography of Gráinne O’Malley for Yale, 2027.
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