Traditionally a day when women were liberated from domestic chores, the meaning of Nollaig na mBan has expanded into a celebration of the diverse roles women play and how they support each other.... (Irish Independent)
Women of Dublin's North Inner City are coming together for a second year with live music, arts, poetry, exhibitions, and an opportunity to celebrate the ladies in the North Strand, Ballybough and Clonliffe communities.
The community festival promises to be an unforgettable day as powerful women can “immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, connect with like-minded individuals, and give back to the community.” (Irish Independent)
The sophomore offering of Dublin’s Nollaig na mBan festival hopes to celebrate outstanding local women and presents an exciting line-up of events including unique musical performances by Mary Coughlan & her band, and Maria Doyle Kennedy, along with the extraordinary story of Dr Katriona O'Sullivan, author of Poor and former local resident being celebrated at the awards ceremony. (Hot Press)
Emerging from a series of informal gatherings in the north east inner city over many years, the festival was established in 2023 to formally honour the contribution to the local area of exceptional women, provide an evening of entertainment and raise money for Sonas Services, which supports women and children experiencing domestic violence. (Dublin Town)
Over in the North East Inner City there’s a packed programme of arts, exhibitions, live performance of music, poetry and more to be enjoyed at a very special community festival to mark the day. (Totally Dublin)
As part of the Nollaig na mBan festival, two of Ireland’s pre-eminent jazz artists have combined their considerable talents to create a magical night of music. (Irish Country Magazine)
Today on #Goodmorningdublin Laura meets Laura this morning! Laura Kelly finds out more about the tradition of Nollaig na MBan Festival Dublin IE (the Little Women's Christmas) from Laura Williams. She also shared with us, what we can expect from the Nollaig na mBan Festival in North Dublin, kicking off on Saturday 6th of January.