Dublin to celebrate International Women's Day

The achievements of the women’s movement across Ireland was being celebrated this weekend with a host of events to mark International Women’s Day.

Dublin to celebrate International Women's Day
Fri, 07 Mar, 2008 - 15:47

The achievements of the women’s movement across Ireland was being celebrated this weekend with a host of events to mark International Women’s Day.

Feminists in Dublin will pay tribute to female pioneers tomorrow by taking to the streets for a walking tour.

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