The vote was not an empty symbol but a transformative tool for women

Dr Mary Strangman, the first female councillor in the city, was vital in the organisation of Waterford suffrage, writes Leeann Lane.

The vote was not an empty symbol but a transformative tool for women

Dr Mary Strangman, the first female councillor in the city, was vital in the organisation of Waterford suffrage, writes Leeann Lane.

In 1876, the Irish Women’s Suffrage and Local Government Association was founded as the Dublin Suffrage Association by Anna and Thomas Haslam.

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