The Council Of Constance

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Above from left: Aoife Spillane-Hinks, Margo McNulty, Minister Catherine Martin  Siobhán Ní Dhuinnín and Jody O’Neill.

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Merrion Square, Dublin 2.

Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin TD, joined five of the 10 new recipients of the Decade of Centenaries Constance de Markievicz Award for artists.

The Markievicz Award is strictly bloke-free [not true, see comments] and intended to support female artists to ‘ultimately produce great art that recognises and commemorates the role of women in the historical period 1912-1923, and beyond’.

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24 thoughts on “The Council Of Constance”

  1. ce

    Yeah, who wants smelly bloke-art anyways…

    or..

    tucks away willy, puts on a dress, and gets ready to apply next year identifying as a lady-artist…

      1. Kin

        I remember those muppets
        I think another was Gerry beads remember him and his bog standard dwelling on Killiney hill

        1. ce

          even a feckin’ plate of cocktail sausages … skewered and emasculated by cocktail sticks obviously… at the reception would have been something…

  2. ProfessorMark

    The Greens it seems, are good at schemes
    Nice and woke, but not for a bloke
    But sends the polling numbers up in smoke

  3. AssPants

    It’s much like the “Womens Mini Marathon” open to all women and specie identifying as a women. This must be very impowering for women to see that their “Women” only event is now open to all who claim to be a woman.

    Myself and my dog Ruth (aka Rufus; who now identifies as a female human, and may well revert to identify as a male dog post marathon) will be entering the 2022 Mini Marathon….

    I wonder what or who will win this years Women’s Mini marathon;

    Is there any merit in calling it Women’s Mini Marathon; that is sexist in itself. I can’t believe the event has not eaten itself by now with such a title.

    1. Janet, dreams of an alternate universe

      well it identifies as a marathon for a start, that’s where the trouble started

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