Join historian Sharon Slater for a fascinating lecture on Women of Patrick Street Limerick, exploring the lives of women who lived and worked on the street over 166 years.
This talk explores the overlooked stories of women who lived, worked and owned businesses along a single street, revealing how their contributions shaped the local economy and community life. Through personal histories, archival records and anecdotes. It highlights the resilience, entrepreneurship and social influence of these women across different time periods.
By focusing on Patrick Street as a microcosm, the talk brings to light patterns of opportunity, constraint and innovation. Offering a more nuanced understanding of women’s roles in urban and economic history.
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The Hunt Museum, Custom House, Rutland Street, Limerick City
