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Audio from the 2009 & 2010 Feminist Walking Tours

category dublin | gender and sexuality | news report author Tuesday March 09, 2010 14:53author by editing and recording by Andrew Flood - WSM - personal capacity Report this post to the editors

On Sunday to mark international Women's Day over 150 people took part in the annual Feminist Walking Tour in Dublin organised by Choice Ireland, RAG, Lash Back and friends. These are audio recordings of all seven stops of the tour plus audio recordings from three of the stops from the 2009 tour.
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From the tour handout
The idea behind the FWT is to highlight a history which is so often neglected or forgotten. A history that has made Ireland what it is, and contributed to the social, political and cultural topography of Dublin for as long as the city has existed. That is, of course, the history of women: our past, our present, and our ever-evolving future.

Let's rejoice in the women seeking equality, let's lament the women who have been oppressed or erased from history's pages, and let's inspire the women who will blaze a trail for generations to come. Knowledge is power, so we need to make sure the stories of our mothers, daughters and sisters are not lost simply because they were not documented in statues, or recorded in libraries. From members of the Women's Land League and Cumann na mBan – so important in creating our republic – who were literally wiped from photos in political airbrushing, to the horror of the Magdalene Laundries (the last of which only closed in 1996), to the vital accession of immigrant women and their daughters, who will shape the Ireland of the future. Let's remember, let's talk, let's think, let's share...and let's walk!


The first four stops are

1. Sinead from Choice Ireland introducing the tour at the Central Bank meet up point. 2.5 minutes

2. Sinead speaking outside the site of the Irish Women’s Workers Union in Temple Bar on women in the unions followed by Aliya Hussain of Akidwa speaking on Female Genital Mutilation. 9 minutes

3. This segment has Ariel speaking on LGBT activism and particularly queer women in Irish history on the boardwalk by the Liffey just down from Outhouse. 6 minutes

4. Sinead on the Dunnes Stores anti-Apartheid strike of 1984 outside Dunnes Stores off Henry Street and on women in the 1916 insurrection followed by ? on the history of 16 Moore street. 11 minutes

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The rest of the audio will be posted as comments to this article in the next while

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FWT1: Sinead from Choice Ireland introducing the tour
audio FWT1: Sinead from Choice Ireland introducing the tour 1.32 Mb



FWT2: Irish Women’s Workers Union and Aliya Hussain of Akidwa on Female Genital Mutilation
audio FWT2: Irish Women’s Workers Union and Aliya Hussain of Akidwa on Female Genital Mutilation 4.19 Mb



FWT3: LGBT activism and particularly queer women in Irish history Ariel speaking on L
audio FWT3: LGBT activism and particularly queer women in Irish history Ariel speaking on L 3.71 Mb



FWT4: Dunnes Stores anti-Apartheid strike of 1984 and 1916
audio FWT4: Dunnes Stores anti-Apartheid strike of 1984 and 1916 5.19 Mb

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Feminist Walking Tour 2010 stops 5-8     Andrew    Tue Mar 09, 2010 16:10 
   Extras: 2009 tour audio's     Andrew    Tue Mar 09, 2010 16:21 
   Photographs from the Feminist Walking Tour, Dublin 2010     Aileen    Thu Mar 11, 2010 10:23 
   showing your support     Re:Feminist Walking Tour    Sat Jul 31, 2010 18:35 
   '...childcare and work...     opus diablos    Mon Aug 02, 2010 15:53 
   STATING FACT..     THE FACTS.    Tue Aug 03, 2010 18:40 
   up womens lib     non-voter    Tue Aug 03, 2010 22:09 
   briefly     opus diablos    Wed Aug 04, 2010 10:35 


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