Women in Irish History Feminist Dublin Walking Tour with Guide
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About This Tour
Step back in time and explore the remarkable stories of the women who shaped Dublin’s history on this Women’s History Walking Tour. From revolutionary leaders and literary icons to trailblazers in politics, science, art, and activism, this tour celebrates the resilience and achievements of Ireland’s extraordinary women.
Stroll through the streets of Dublin as we highlight key figures like Constance Markievicz, the first female cabinet minister in Europe; Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, a fearless suffragette; and Maud Gonne, a revolutionary and muse to W.B. Yeats. Learn about Ireland’s two trailblazing female presidents, Mary Robinson and Mary McAleese, who broke barriers and redefined leadership on the global stage.
This engaging tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, feminists, and anyone curious about the untold stories of Dublin’s past, book now.
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What’s Included
Private Tour
Hotel Pick Up
Expert local Irish tour guide
What’s Not Included
Gratuities
Food and drinks
Itinerary
Dating back to the 13th century, the castle has played a pivotal role in Ireland’s history, from medieval times to the present day. See the memorial dedicated to journalist Veronica Guerin and the plaque to the Irish Suffragettes. (25 min)
Explore St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin’s most famous public park, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Learn about Constance Markievicz and women’s role in the Irish revolution. (25 min)
Home of the Irish Parliament. When the state came into being it enacted repressive laws which removed rights from women. (20 min)
Explore the historic campus of Trinity College Dublin, founded in 1592. A liberal blackspot in a conservative 20th century catholic Ireland. The college produced our two female presidents as well as well as contemporary female novelists Sally Rooney and Claire Keegan. (20 min)
Discover the story of Dublin’s beloved “Molly Malone”, the most famous woman in the city! This iconic bronze statue commemorates the legendary figure from the famous Irish song, “Molly Malone,” who is said to have sold shellfish on the streets of Dublin in the 17th century. (20 min)
Meeting point: The guide will meet you beside the statue.
Good to Know
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
