More women in politics will help Ireland, says historian, The Irish Times (2010) —
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More women in politics will help Ireland, says historian, The Irish Times (2010)

This article comments the latest discussion about the introduction of gender quotas in Ireland. An historian, Dr. Sandra McAvoy, believes that involvement of women in Irish politics would help the Irish society in general. There 23 women in Dáil (out of 166) and 20 in the Seanad (out of 60). A conference will take place on September 18th to discuss this issue.

The link address is: http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0810/1224276470237.html

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