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Womens Aid - This voluntary organisation, which helps women and children who are suffering physical, mental/ emotional and/or sexual abuse in their homes offers a range of information, contact details, donation routes and details of fundraising events.
National Womens Council of Ireland - The national representative organisation for women and women's groups, with over 150 affiliated groups and organisations. Offers a history of the organisation, profiles, details of campaigns and how to join.
Women in the Home - Organisation for Irish stay-at-home mothers who are interested in child development and the social and economic rights of the partner at home.
Institute for Feminism and Religion - Organisation dedicated to exploring a prophetic approach to feminism and religion. Inclusive of many traditions. Includes news, events schedule, and discussion group.
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