At the Women’s Irish Network, we are passionate about empowering young women and supporting opportunities that foster confidence, teamwork, and resilience. That’s why we were honoured to sponsor the Britain U15 Camogie team at this year’s Féile na nGael tournament in Wexford — an unforgettable weekend that showcased incredible talent, dedication, and heart.

On the 25th of April, the Women’s Irish Network (WIN), in collaboration with the Irish Youth Foundation (IYF), visited the Brent Centre for Young People to learn firsthand about the vital mental health services being provided to adolescents in the London borough. This visit underscored the urgent need for dedicated support tailored to the unique challenges faced by Irish youth and other young people in Brent.

On the evening of the 17th of July, over 40 Irish women from across the South East of England gathered for an exclusive makeup masterclass hosted by the Women’s Irish Network in collaboration with the award-winning Irish beauty brand, Sculpted by Aimee.

On Wednesday, 25th of June, the Women’s Irish Network and SISTERLY came together to host a sold-out panel event at Eve, Kensington. With over 60 Irish women in the room, it was an evening of good craic, great chats, and frank discussion around health, hormones and how we take care of ourselves in a world not designed for women.

On the 21st of May, the Women’s Irish Network (WIN) proudly joined forces with the Irish Youth Foundation (IYF) to host an exclusive reception at the Irish Embassy in London.

On the evening of the 15th of May, the Women’s Irish Network (WIN) hosted an event at Café Murano, Covent Garden, featuring the celebrated Irish-Italian chef Angela Hartnett OBE.

Our WIN Breakfast; Strengthen Your Confidence, Strengthen Your Voice, offered a powerful reminder of the importance of self-belief, strong communication, and owning your presence whether in a boardroom, on Zoom, or behind a microphone.

Thank you for celebrating St. Brigid’s Day with us! See our highlights, key takeaways and what’s next for WIN in 2025.

Today we announce a new Chairperson selected to lead the Women’s Irish Network, as we continue to empower, support and connect Irish female professionals in London. As a result of a committee vote, Yvonne Maher takes over the role from Lorna Mullins to lead a six women strong Board.

The Women’s Irish Network had the privilege of hosting an insightful evening with the extraordinary Irish author and academic Emma Dabiri at The Banshee of Saville Row, in conversation with Anna Rafferty, Chair of the Women’s Prize Trust. The room was filled with energy, curiosity, and an overwhelming sense of female Irish community.