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Category Archives: Politics
Keelin Shanley, RTE journalist
Three time IFTA award winner, Keelin Shanley works as a journalist in RTE Television and Radio. She currently presents The Consumer Show. Working with RTÉ’s flagship current affairs television programme, Prime Time, she has made a number of landmark documentaries … Continue reading
Posted in Because I am a Girl, Charity, Feminist, girl's rights, Irish Media, Media, Plan Ireland, Politics, TV, Uncategorized, Womens Rights
Tagged CNN World Report, IFTAs, Keelin Shanley, Prime Time, Radio France, RTE, The Consumer Show
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Ifrah Ahmed, campaigner
Ifrah Ahmed is originally from Somalia in East Africa and has been living in Ireland for the past six years. Ifrah is a social and community worker and has worked on many different projects involving organisations such as Unicef, Amnesty International, Irish … Continue reading
Posted in Because I am a Girl, Charity, Feminist, girl's rights, Irish Media, Media, Plan Ireland, Politics, Womens Rights
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Mary Carroll, Trainer
Mary Carroll is a freelance trainer and Director of ‘The Succession Conversation’ which is aimed at assisting people in planning succession for their family businesses, with special focus on farming families. She also works part time in the Tralee International … Continue reading
Marie Moran, UCD School of Social Justice
Marie Moran is a post-doctoral scholar at the UCD School of Social Justice. She has taught on the Equality Studies programme in UCD since 2005, delivering undergraduate modules on ‘Global Justice’ and ‘Social Justice Movements’, as well as teaching on … Continue reading
Margaret E. Ward, journalist & broadcaster
Margaret E. Ward is a award-winning journalist, broadcaster and managing director of Clear Ink. She spent most of her print journalism career as a business columnist for The Irish Times and Editor of The Sunday Times’ Money section. Since 2010, … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Irish Media, Media, Politics, TV, Womens Rights
Tagged Because I am a Girl, BIAAG, children's charity, Clear Ink, girl's rights, Irish Times, Margaret E. Ward, Newstalk, Plan Ireland, RTE, Sunday Times, The List, TV3, Women on Air, women's rights
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Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD
Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD was elected to Dáil Éireann on her first attempt in the 2011 General Election. She had previously served on Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council after being elected on her first attempt in June 2004 and re-elected … Continue reading
Madeline Hawke, Irish Feminist Network
Madeline Hawke co-founded, and is now Coordinator of, the Irish Feminist Network and is also the Young Women’s Development Worker at the National Women’s Council of Ireland. Originally from Canberra, Australia, she came to Ireland to study Gender and Women’s … Continue reading
Tina Roche, Chief Executive
Tina Roche was appointed Chief Executive of The Foundation for Investing in Communities in January 2000. She established two organisations – Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) and The Community Foundation for Ireland. Tina has a MBA from IMI/Fordham and … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Charity, Politics, Uncategorized, Womens Rights
Tagged Because I Am a Girl Campaign, blog, Business, Charity, Chief Executive, children, People in need, Plan, Plan Ireland, Politics, The Community Foundation for Ireland, The Foundation for Investing in Communities, Tina Roche
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Mary Davis, MD of Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia
Mary Davis is Managing Director of Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia. She is the former CEO of Special Olympics Ireland and prior to that she served as Chief Executive Officer for the 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games. Currently she serves on … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Charity, Politics, Uncategorized, Womens Rights
Tagged Because I Am a Girl Campaign, blog, Business, Charity, Dublin, europe, managing director, Mary Davis, People in need, Plan, Plan Ireland, Politics, PR, special olympics
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Edel Clancy, Director of Communications for Musgrave
Edel Clancy is Director of Communications and Corporate Affairs for Musgrave Group. Prior to joining Musgrave in 2006, Edel was global head of internal communication for Lucent Technologies based in the UK. A native of Limerick, Edel was educated in … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Charity, Politics, Uncategorized, Womens Rights
Tagged Because I Am a Girl Campaign, blog, Business, Charity, communication, Dublin, Edel Clancy, media, musgrave group, People in need, Plan, Plan Ireland, Politics, PR
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