Well Dressed Hooligans: The Story of the Belfast Suffragettes
Did you know that in 1913 Belfast was the centre of the suffrage movement in Ireland?
Join us for this fascinating walking tour in Belfast where you'll learn about some of the women who campaigned for the vote here including:
The women who travelled to London to sit on Edward Carsons doorstep
The women who used distinctive cake boxes to cover their crimes
The woman who used her medical degree to attend to the suffragettes in Crumlin Road Gaol
And many others!
If you wondered what your great granny was doing in Belfast in the 1910's you might just find out as this walking tour tells the story of the Suffragettes in Belfast, those women who the newspapers called "well-dressed hooligans"!
FAQ's
Where does the tour start?
This tour starts at the Queen Victoria Statue, front of the City Hall
How Long does the tour last?
Approximately two hours
How much does the tour cost?
£22
Is the tour suitable for those with limited mobility?
Yes we walk at a slow pace with plenty of stops
Are dogs allowed?
Absolutely! Well behaved dogs always welcome