Irishwomen

Ladies from Dublin

Irishwomen is the plural of Irishwoman—women who are from Ireland or of Irish descent.

The Irishwomen dominated the relay event.

The term appears in historical and contemporary contexts alike, though many now prefer "Irish women" as two words.

emancipation

suffrage

Right to cast ballots

activism · empowerment · enfranchisement · liberation · independence · autonomy · reform · advocacy · vote · education

culture

Gaelic

Celtic linguistic tradition

Aran · harp · fiddle · tin whistle · soda bread · colcannon · Guinness · St. Patrick · St. Brigid · shamrock

resilience

fortitude

Enduring courage under pain

  • tenacityPersistent grip or resolve
  • gritDetermination or abrasive particles
  • enduranceSustained effort capacity

courage · perseverance · determination · steadfastness · hardiness · mettle · strength · bravery · survival · war of independence

heritage

ancestry

Family line of descent

clan · family tree · diaspora · emigration · famine · coffin ships · Ellis Island · inheritance · legacy · forebears

tradition

folklore

Inherited cultural narratives

Samhain · Beltane · keening · matchmaking · cottage · lacemaking · knitting · weaving · herbalism · midwifery

Opposites
gender

IrishwomenIrishmen

Males from Dublin's country

nationality/ethnicity

IrishwomenEnglishwomen

Women from Britain

Scotswomen

Family

Irishwoman

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