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HomeRegionalNorth & West ClareSchools urged to remember Cumann na mBan

Schools urged to remember Cumann na mBan

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THE MID-Clare Commemoration Committee has unveiled plans to commemorate the role of the women of Cumann na mBan in Ireland’s revolutionary struggle.

The committee, which has been instrumental in marking historic events since it was established a decade ago, believes that the pivotal role of women in events like the War of Independence has been largely neglected. Given the restrictions around Covid-19, it has initiated a school’s project designed to recognise the role of women, including the children’s own relatives.

All schools in Mid-Clare Brigade area are invited to participate in the project, and to select Cumann na mBan members and document their contribution to national Independence.

Schools and students may use any medium they see fit, including displays, posters, articles, reports, etc, and may return one or more projects. Participating schools will be presented with a specially commissioned Cumann na mBan Centenary Certificate. A presentation ceremony will take place in 2021, subject to restriction. A centenary commemorative booklet of the students’ work will be produced by the committee once the project is complete.

All projects should be returned in electronic format to midclarebrigade@gmail.com

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by the deadline of February 25, 2021, and more information is available on the @MCBClare2020 Facebook page or midclarebrigade.ie.

 

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