St Vincent de Paul to name first female president

A Co Wicklow woman today made history by becoming the first female national president of one of the country’s largest social justice groups.

St Vincent de Paul to name first female president
Wed, 04 Jul, 2007 - 20:55

A Co Wicklow woman today made history by becoming the first female national president of one of the country’s largest social justice groups.

In the 160 years since its formation, the St Vincent De Paul (SVP) Society in Ireland has never elected a women to the role, until now.

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