Published: Tuesday, May 29, 2018
Aoife Sheehy, Tech Research and Development Officer at Fastrack to Information Technology (FIT), our latest group member, speaks to us about Ireland’s new and exciting Tech Apprenticeship. Aoife’s role @FIT is to research the skills...
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Published: Friday, February 02, 2018
We met Laura and Ashleigh, two Apprentice Electricians with ESB at a recent event organised by Solas and the ETBI on Women in Craft apprenticeships. NWCI have been working with Solas to support them to develop initiatives to increase the...
Published: Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Making changes to the Gender Pay Gap in Ireland is gaining serious momentum. Narrowing and eliminating the GPG has huge implications for women socially and economically. Here’s a synopsis from Claire Flannery & Group Member Herizon www...
Published: Thursday, October 19, 2017
Meet Sonya Doherty, a graduate of An Cosán’s Technology courses, who is now working with An Cosán’s Tech Army as a Digital Pathways Learner Support Educator. The Tech Army is an important...
Published: Tuesday, October 17, 2017
The question of getting more women on boards in Ireland is a long-debated discussion, which, in 2015, resulted in the National Women’s Council of Ireland’s publication, Better Boards, Better Business, Better Society. The case for promoting...
Published: Friday, May 12, 2017
Meet Therese Murphy, former NWCI Chairwoman, now Head of Operations at EIGE, the European Institute for Gender Equality! Therese talks about gender equality data, career change and living in Vilnius, Lithuania. What does EIGE do? The European Institute for Gender...
Published: Tuesday, December 20, 2016
100 years after 1916, what do we have to celebrate? This is one of a number of blogs commemorating the women of 1916. NWCI’s 1916 Feminist Reflections Blogs are part of the State’s official programme to commemorate the events of 1916 ...
Published: Monday, September 05, 2016
The horrific murders of Clodagh Hawe and her children have brought devastation to her family, friends and the community in Cavan. NWCI expresses deepest sympathy for their loss. In the days since the murders many of our members and individuals,...
Published: Sunday, June 05, 2016
100 years after 1916, what do we have to celebrate? This is one of a number of blogs exploring what independence meant for the women of Ireland. NWCI’s 1916 Feminist Reflections Blogs are part of the State’s official programme...
Published: Saturday, June 04, 2016
Published: Sunday, April 24, 2016
100 years after 1916, what do we have to celebrate? This is one of a number of blogs by young women, celebrating the women of 1916, and exploring what needs to happen to achieve that feminist future… NWCI’s 1916 Feminist Reflections...
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