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<p>Frederick Douglass said he felt like a man, not a chattel in Ireland. Photo: Library Of Congress/Getty Images</p>

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Clodagh Finn: The forgotten Cork woman who became a close friend of Frederick Douglass

Clodagh Finn uncovers Isabel Jennings’s role in Cork’s anti-slavery movement and asks how Ireland should confront its historical links to slavery

Clodagh Finn: A lesson in how to reawaken the spirit of our revolutionary women

SClodagh Finn: He mapped the bedrock of Ireland, she drew it. One couple’s nationwide odyssey

SClodagh Finn: The artist who went to the Aran islands on holiday and stayed eight years

Clodagh Finn: Focus on medical pioneers puts a harsh spotlight on our health failures

Clodagh Finn: Making elite athletes our role models serves none of us well

Cynical drinks industry advertising is shameful

Cynical drinks industry advertising is shameful

The ‘pinking’ of the alcohol market to target women with an array of so-called ‘girly’ drinks is shameful especially when you consider the life-limiting and damaging drug that alcohol can be, writes Clodagh Finn

Sat, 15 Oct, 2016