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13/01/2026

06/01/2026

Today we mark Nollaig na mBan, a day rooted in recognition, rest, and appreciation for women.

At SIROI, we take this moment to acknowledge the leadership, compassion, and collective action of women across our network and communities.

May this day offer space to pause, reflect, and celebrate one another.

Inniu déanaimid ceiliúradh ar Nollaig na mBan, lá a thugann aitheantas, buíochas agus spás do mhná.

Ag SIROI, aithnímid an ceannaireacht, an trua agus an tionchar a chruthaíonn mná inár bpobal gach lá.

Go raibh an lá seo ina nóiméad machnaimh agus ceiliúrtha daoibh uile.

25/12/2025

Wishing you a Happy Christmas!

29/11/2025

A snapshot from Mullingar of their preparations for the 16 days of action!

28/11/2025

Senator Mark Duffy from Mayo marked 16 days of action against gender based violence in Leinster House this week by wearing orange and recording into the record the work of the Soroptimists on this topical issue

27/11/2025

Lighting Ireland Orange for the 16 Days of Activism

Across Ireland, public buildings glowed bright orange last night, a colour now recognised around the world as a symbol of hope, visibility, and a future free from violence against women and girls.

From national landmarks to county buildings and local centres, each orange light represents a community choosing to shine a spotlight on an issue too often kept in the shadows.

Thank you to all the councils, partners, and supporters who helped light Ireland in solidarity.

26/11/2025

Day 2 -

Online violence doesn't stay online. What starts as digital harassment often escalates into real-world consequences. Cyberstalking, online threats, and doxxing create genuine fear and put people safety at risk. Knowing how to protect yourself and your devices will help you stay safe SI Ireland

26/11/2025

Across Ireland yesterday, Soroptimists and our communities marked the launch of the 16 Days of Activism with energy, visibility, and solidarity.
From powerful flag-raising ceremonies, to vibrant Orange Cafés, meaningful solidarity walks, and engaging information sessions, members came together to shine a light on the urgent need to end gender-based violence.

Here is just a snapshot of the many activities that took place across the country — a testament to the commitment, creativity, and passion of our clubs and partners.

25/11/2025

Today marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence and the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls.

This past weekend, Soroptimist International Republic of Ireland officially launched our participation in this global campaign. Across the country, our clubs are hosting activities to raise awareness and stand in solidarity with women and girls everywhere. These include:

🕯️ Candle-lighting vigils
🚶 Solidarity walks
🪟 Window displays
🏛️ Building illuminations
🗣️ Awareness and information sessions

Together, we are shining a light on violence against women and girls and taking action for change.

24/11/2025