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EDGE Research based in TUS are partnering with Women’s Collective Ireland - Limerick to conduct research on women’s perspectives of being single and are asking women to fill out a questionnaire and share their experiences of being single in Ireland in 2026. They are conducting this research to understand the experiences of single women, including the benefits and challenges of being single. The survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete. Responses are anonymous and

Join WCI Limerick on Tuesday, March 10 th  as we celebrate International Women's Day. Our event this year is Women's Wisdom, then & now. This will be a space to honour the women who have come before us, learn from their wisdom and for the women in the room to connect and share their wisdom and life experience. The event will start with a short reception before moving on to women sharing their collective wisdom in a world café style format. There will be six tables with facil

Students from 38 schools across Leinster celebrate completion of STEM Passport for Inclusion. Wednesday, 28 January 2025: Participants from Women’s Collective Ireland (WCI) Ronanstown along with 319 Transition Year (TY) students from schools across Leinster today graduated from the STEM Passport for Inclusion programme at a ceremony held at Maynooth University.   The STEM Passport for Inclusion programme aims to break barriers and empower students from under-served background

Women's Collective Ireland condemns the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to create and spread images and messages of misogyny and hatred on social media site X.  As a feminist grassroot women's organisation we call for a total ban on AI powered tools that generate and spread hatred, discrimination and abuse.  We stand in solidarity with all victims of online abuse and encourage those impacted to report to An Garda Síochána or the Irish national reporting centre: http

PRESS RELEASE 24/11/2025  - Women’s Collective Ireland (WCI) welcomes the new National Strategy for Women and Girls 2025 – 2030 which was led by the Department of Children, Disability and Equality with responsibility for the co-ordination of gender equality policy across Government.  As part of the launch of National Strategy for Women & Girls, the department met with participants of Women's Collective Ireland, to hear first-hand experiences of what the strategy means for wom

The Department of Children, Disability and E quality as ked Women's Collective Ireland to take part in the video recording to launch the new National Strategy for Women and Girls 2025 - 2030. The Strategy has a single, simple vision: An Ireland where women and girls can thrive in a gender equal society . Here is the link to the new National Strategy for Women and Girls which highlights the Government’s commitment to gender equality as a core principle of public policy and law

Women’s Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position: Project Worker at WCI Dún Laoghaire, part-time - 19 hours per week. Office based role at 57 Ennel Court, Loughlinstown, Ireland, Co. Dublin – A96YR72 This position offers an opportunity to work in a feminist community development project that supports women’s equality and women’s well-being. Employed by the WCI Board of Directors, the Project Worker is responsible for carrying out the day-to-day administrat

Women’s Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position of Development Worker, in Roscommon, Part – Time position, 21 hours...

Women’s Collective Ireland are recruiting for the Project Worker position in Tallaght, Part- time post, 18 hours per week Based in WCI...

Women’s Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position: WCI Waterford Development Worker , (Part-time) 25 hours per week...

Women’s Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position: WCI Claremorris Development Worker (part-time, 12 hours per week)...

Join Women's Collective Ireland - Limerick at Pride!! We are delighted to once again be marching at Limerick Pride! It is more important...

Women's Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position: WCI Lucan Project Worker , Part-Time, 20 hours per week (over 4...

Do you want to be more active and influence positive change in your community? Do you wish you could make a more positive impact in your...

Women's Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position: WCI Dún Laoghaire Project Worker , Part-Time, 18 hours per week,...

Women's Collective Ireland are recruiting for the following position: WCI Clare Development Worker,   Part-time - 17 hours per week. The...

WCI North Leitrim are looking for a Development Worker to join their team!

Women’s Collective Ireland recently hosted a transformative training seminar focused on Climate Justice.

Making Sense of Political Nonsense promises to create a welcoming environment for women to learn more about Irish politics.

Women’s Collective Ireland (WCI) were delighted to receive an invitation to last week’s engagement event with The Department.