What could be better than three Wild Gees flocking together? Four Gees! We dragged occasional Gee Niamh along on to the new exhibition in Dublinia about Viking Age Women. The exhibition is centred around a hypothetical Viking princess, fittingly also called Niamh. As we discovered on our
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On sunny day in Dublin, the Wild Gees have a secret project. There’s still time for some Sheelas, women’s history and pints.
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The Wild Gees trip to London features a Trans Angel, a spooky fireplace, a rake of blue plaques and a bit of planet-saving.
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The Wild Gees travel to Iceland to explore troll penises, textile art and thermal spas. But sadly not the Northern Lights.
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Our Women’s History Month research led us down a rabbit hole of harbour mistresses and resulted in more Wikipedia articles than planned
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A weekend of women’s art in Dublin, with some blue plaques, a missing Sheela and and the Wild Gees getting notions
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Our evening with Clodagh Finn introduced us to some amazing women, the change makers who feature in Her Keys to the City, and the presenters who entertained us with their stories.
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A theme emerging in our encounters with Sheela na Gigs is that they usually have a guardian. Some usually unappointed person who has taken on responsibility for protecting the lore around the Sheela, and in some cases the Sheela herself, and guiding those interested to where she
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From Dublin 8, we travel all the way across the Liffey to Stoneybatter and a very special meet up. During our first trip, when we came up with the name The Wild Gees we thought we were being fierce clever and original. Turns out there were two
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Trying to find time for a Wild Gees get-together has been a challenge but we managed a whole 48 hours recently to squeeze in some adventures. Day 1 began with a walking tour of Dublin 8 which coincided with Bloomsday, though despite an occasional reading from said
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