Person: Rosie Hackett

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<p> Simon Tierney with his children Daniela, 1, and Giovanna , 3, in Merrion Square. Photograph Moya Nolan</p>

people

Dublin's statues fail to honour historic Irish women - how do I explain this to my daughters?

Bridges, parks, buildings, streets and statues in Dublin virtually all commemorate historical men... is it time for change?

farming

ICA news: Minane Bridge takes nostalgia trip to mark 60th anniversary

business

What would Constance Markievicz make of the position of women in the republic she helped win?

news

1,800 events for 1916 commemoration

travel

Dublin calling: Exciting times for a visit

Beleaguered Gilmore emerges from shadows at 11th hour

New Dublin bridge to honour Rosie Hackett opens

The newest bridge over the Liffey was officially unveiled today in honour of a forgotten hero of Ireland’s fight for independence.

Tue, 20 May, 2014

Liffey's new Rosie Hackett Bridge to open this summer

The new bridge over the River Liffey in Dublin is being opened this summer.

Wed, 26 Feb, 2014

Bid to rename Millennium Spire in memory of Mandela rejected

Hopes of renaming Dublin’s Millennium Spire after Nelson Mandela have been dashed after councillors unanimously rejected the idea.

Thu, 16 Jan, 2014

Dublin's new bridge named after Rosie Hackett

Dublin's newest bridge has been named after the trade unionist and Irish Citizen army activist Rosie Hackett.

Tue, 03 Sep, 2013