Female achievement marked on International Women's Day

Females across Ireland will today mark International Women’s Day by celebrating the economic, social, cultural and political achievements of those who have made history.

Female achievement marked on International Women's Day
Wed, 08 Mar, 2006 - 07:07

Females across Ireland will today mark International Women’s Day by celebrating the economic, social, cultural and political achievements of those who have made history.

Violence against women, health issues, the gender pay gap and equality will also be highlighted at a range of events being hosted across the capital.

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