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Women’s Museum of Ireland

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The Women's Museum of Ireland was founded in 2012 to promote the formal recognition of women's roles in Irish history. The museum highlights the achievements of notable Irish women, such as Oonah Keogh, the world's first female stockbroker, and Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, a prominent suffragette. It also features exhibits like the Women of Dublin Map and aims to inspire a new generation of women in Ireland and abroad.

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#1,266 of 1,801

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Down 12,705 places in Ireland since October 2025, now 33,387th of 47,744 Irish-operated websites.

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Down 541 places in arts & entertainment since October 2025, now 1,266th of 1,801 arts & entertainment websites.

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