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Dublin Highlights
Connect Dublin’s headline landmarks with the people, decisions and everyday stories that made the city on a welcoming public walking tour.
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Women of Dublin Walking Tour
Bring together political organisers, writers, workers, artists and reformers whose stories are often separated across Dublin on a public walk.
- Price
- Confirm before booking
- Duration
- Confirm for your date
- Start time
- Ask about public dates
- Language
- English
- Format
- Public walking tour
Tour highlights
- Meet women from different periods and parts of city life
- See places linked to politics, work, culture and reform
- Discuss why public memory includes some lives and loses others
- Connect individual lives with wider changes in Dublin
Route overview
What the walk connects
The route below describes the tour’s verified themes. Exact stops can change with city conditions and the confirmed departure.
- A central civic meeting point
- Political and cultural landmarks
- Streets connected with work and social change
- A central finish connected with the theme
Who this tour suits
- Schools and universities
- Cultural organisations
- History and literature groups
- Visitors seeking a thematic city introduction
What is included and excluded
Included
- A guide-led thematic walk
- Biographical and historical context
- Time for questions
Not included
- Museum entry
- Transport
- Food and drinks
Practical information
Walking and terrain
Central Dublin includes busy crossings, kerbs and uneven surfaces. Ask about distance and access before booking.
Meeting point
Confirmed with the public departure details.
Finish
In central Dublin, with the precise location confirmed for the departure.
Before you go
- Ask whether the content suits younger visitors
- The selection of figures can change with the route
- Discuss mobility questions before booking
Questions about this tour
Which women are included?
The selection can change with the public route and may include political organisers, writers, workers, artists and reformers from different periods.
Is this suitable for students?
It can be. Ask about the content and route before booking for younger students.
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Interested in this public tour?
Send your preferred date, number of places and any practical needs. Dublin Walking will reply with the current public-tour details.