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作品作りの裏話やサイドストーリーを聞くのが好きなのもあって、楽しかった、、、！

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2020-02-23

Emigration & immigration are two sides of the same story.

We’re working on a new project that explores this insight & we’d like to hear from women who have had to emigrate from Ireland, & women who have immigrated to Ireland.

Email khanna.herstory.com for more details.

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2020-02-17

When you are confused | Stay with your characters | They will tell you how to take the story forward 》Nadya | a graphic novel published by

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2020-02-17

Today's trailblazer on is Kay McNulty. Kay McNulty was born in Donegal in 1921 to an Irish-speaking family who emigrated to Philadelphia. She adored maths + studied algebra + geometry in high school. In college she took every maths course she could find.

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2020-02-10

., founder of created this incredible illustration of Lady Mary Heath for the first Herstory Light Festival back in 2017 and he proved the potential power of bringing Ireland's lost back to life, from the shadows into the light

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2020-02-07

The martyrdom of St Agatha, 1577, engraved by (Italian, before 1530-after 1588) after Ippolito Costa. Held at the , https://t.co/9dqlnVOLHE

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2020-02-05

**CALLING ALL TEACHERS**

The new schools workshops are now available to download for free at https://t.co/skBMgRR9bu inspired by the TV series. Bring these stories and new progressive expressions of power to life in your classroom!

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2020-02-05

... It was a perilous 10,000-mile journey during which she battled heatstroke in 100 degree heat and crashed in Zimbabwe. At one stage she was reported dead!

Image: Lady Mary Heath by Seán Branigan

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2020-02-04

"Fearless and glamorous in the mid-1920s, a young woman from became one of the most famous women in the world".

Record-breaking aviator and athlete / Campaigner for women's rights.

Episode 1/6 Tonight on at 8.30pm.

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2020-02-04

3/10 An illustration of a tawny owl, by (1823–1909), from plate 12 of Birds from Moidart and elsewhere (1895). Courtesy of

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2020-02-03

Effie and Sophie were prepared for their journey the next day. Early on a frosty morning in April 1854, Ruskin escorted the two sisters to King’s Cross station, remaining silent the whole time until the train finally departed.#HerStory https://t.co/XOm4MP1HYf

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2020-02-03

Presentation at the Temple, before 1583, by (Italian, 1552-1614). Private collection? Source, https://t.co/HRLjH9jv7S

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2020-02-02

TOMORROW: join historian Pat O’Rourke who'll guide you around the sacred sites of Faughart, from St.Brigid’s Shrine to the ancient Hill of Faughart, Brigid’s Well & old Faughart Graveyard, as part of the Light Festival. https://t.co/PaRfbBa6gN Image cred: Dee McKernan

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2020-02-01

Una Watters, one of the nom. by Alexa Bauer as part of the Who’s Your Heroine? project. Una worked tirelessly as an artist; she sketched, was involved in illustration, calligraphy & design. Read https://t.co/8aQIqZsLpn

Art: Rebecca Sodergard.

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2020-02-01

Brenda the Brave, one of the nom. on behalf of her son Fionn Barry, as part of the Who’s Your Heroine? project. Brenda set up a website called Fight for Fionn & organised lots of fundraisers for him. Read https://t.co/TXkuKEC3w3

Art: Kenya Dempsey

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2020-02-01

Dr Susan Crawford, one of the nom. as part of the Who’s Your Heroine? project, by Chloe Rogers from Co. Clare, ‘ran & walked the entire Wild Atlantic Way to raise Autism Awareness.’ Read https://t.co/ZPV08fUrhO

Art: Sophie Scally & Nadine Reily.

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2020-02-01

Captain Elaine Egan, pilot, is one of our nominated by her daughter Aoife, as part of ’s Who’s Your Heroine? project. Read https://t.co/WWfEaL11eI

Art by: Aoife Rice.

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2020-01-31

article about Eve Kahn's new book Forever Seeing New Beauties: The Forgotten Impressionist Mary Rogers Williams (),
https://t.co/4dHk88OjwR

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2020-01-30

Susan Fenimore Cooper was one of the 1st American environmentalists and one of the 1st American women to write essays on nature. Her most famous work, "Rural Hours" (1850), is a seasonal journal chronicling the biodiversity around Otsego County, New York.

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2020-01-30