Women’s history group take to Tipperary streets late at night to honour historic Cahir women

The Daughters of Dún Iascaigh took to the streets last night to commemorate the town's historic women
By stealth and under cover of darkness last night, The Daughters of Dún Iascaigh dressed in Cumann na mBan uniforms, secretly erected 24 temporary plaques. Photo: Cahir Social and Historical Society

By stealth and under cover of darkness last night, The Daughters of Dún Iascaigh dressed in Cumann na mBan uniforms, secretly erected 24 temporary plaques. Photo: Cahir Social and Historical Society

A women's history group in Tipperary took to the streets last night to put up plaques that commemorated women from the town who contributed to life in Cahir over the centuries.

Dressed in Cumann na mBan uniforms, the group took over the town and erected plaques to honour the often forgotten women in the town’s history.

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