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“Have a Cuppa for Daisyhouse “

“Have a Cuppa for Daisyhouse “

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   Dublin homeless women’s charity, Daisyhouse, is encouraging companies, schools, community groups, organisations and the general public to hold their own ‘Have a Cuppa for Daisyhouse’ event to help raise essential funds to support women to break the cycle of homelessness. The fundraising events, which the Association hopes will be held across the country, will take place from the 1st – 7th of November. Details can be found on the website, www.haveacuppa.daisyhouse.org    

North South Conference, Europa Hotel Belfast.

North South Conference, Europa Hotel Belfast.

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6 members of SI Dublin attended the North South Conference at the Europa Hotel Belfast jointly hosted by Presidents Margaret Geraghty and Karen Elliott.The conference had energising and inspiring speakers including Mary-Clare Deane the 1st female CEO of the Royal Opera House Belfast. Other speakers included Billy Dickson and Jim Gamble. The conference was a great gathering of Soroptimists and all enjoyed a wonderful weekend. We were delighted to get the opportunity to hear Rebecca Ross winner of ROI Public Speaking Final and Northern Ireland’s winner Hannah Martin.

Anne Nugent will be Sadly Missed

Anne Nugent will be Sadly Missed

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Anne Nugent was a role model for Soroptimists worldwide, One of the longest standing members of the Soroptimist International of Dublin Club, she was dedicated to the ideals of Soroptimism and lived a very full life which embraced these ideals. She believed in attending Soroptimist Conferences worldwide in order to keep abreast of developments within the Organisation.  Her many travels included Italy, Turkey, Australia, Austria , France,  Belgium, Canada and Japan including many conferences held in the UK. Over the years, she was always open to welcoming new members to the club and was well respected and liked by all members.  She will be sadly missed by all. She passed away 20th March 2015, aged 99.

“Present But Invisible” Presentations at CSW59

“Present But Invisible” Presentations at CSW59

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Soroptimist International hosted “Present But Invisible”overcoming discrimination against women and girls with examples of how community based advocacy work can bring about effective change. Nisha Gosh gave testimony on being the victim of domestic violence. Catherine Giblin on Mental health issues and suicide prevention. Naina Shah on forced marriages and honour killing and Chinwa Mbah on widows in Nigeria.