Wishing you all a very happy Christmas & peaceful new year.

We're so grateful for your kind support for our project & look forward to 2026.

Image: ‘Christmas Hearth’ (Dorothy Blackham, 1896-1975), Yeats Sisters Cuala Press print collection.
Courtesy: TCD Cuala Press archive.

Had the great pleasure of getting to see this wonderful piece last weekend, and I, too, would highly recommend it.
It's both powerful and mesmerising.

www.irishtimes.com/culture/stag...

Delighted to see the opening yesterday of the exhibition -

Elizabeth Corbet Yeats: a neglected heroine

in Sligo Central Library, which runs til Sept 19th & to deliver a lunchtime talk:

Neglected reputations: The Yeats sisters, Lily & Elizabeth,
to a full house.
#nationalheritageweek

We're so looking to bringing Elizabeth back to her spiritual home!

Last evening we were delighted to open our exhibition:
Elizabeth Corbet Yeats: a neglected heroine.
in assoc' Irish Guild Embroiderers.

Open from
3 - 26 July, 2025:
DLR Dundrum Library.

With special thanks to Caitriona Yeats, @PierceDargan_ @DLR_Libraries @dlrheritevents

We're delighted to see this piece today and look forward to welcoming Dr. Lyndsey McDougall to our symposium on July 12th.

Full details & booking via:
theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

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Only 10 days before our 2025 symposium, and we look forward to welcoming:
Virginia Teehan, CEO,
The Heritage Council,
as our special guest to open proceedings.

There are a small number of places remaining for what promises to be a great day.

Details at theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

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Next week, our 2025 event series begins with the exhibition "Elizabeth Corbet Yeats: A Neglected Heroine," opening July 2 at DLR Dundrum Library and running until July 26.

A few places are still available for our Symposium on July 12: theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

The afternoon session of our 2025 symposium on July 12th will focus on the 'importance of place' to the creative development of the Yeats Sisters & Evelyn Gleeson’s Dun Emer & Cuala industries, with a terrific lineup of speakers & themes to explore.

theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposi... for booking.

Our 2025 symposium focuses on life & work of Elizabeth Yeats: the artist & Froebel teacher; Elizabeth the craftswomen, designer, fine art printer & business owner, and her role as a trainer & mentor of young women, with an exciting lineup for our opening session, July 12th

See: tinyurl.com/bdezhbta

We're delighted to announce that Dr Lyndsey McDougall (PhD, Belfast School of Art, Ulster University) will be welcomed to our Early Researchers' Platform at the 2025 Symposium.

Details of the programme and how to book your place are available on our website: theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

We're really excited by the fantastic response to the opening of early booking last month for this year's symposium.

Full details of the 2025 programme at theyeatssisters.com

In the meantime, enjoy some memories of our day together last July.

We're delighted to announce that details of our 3rd annual Yeats Sisters symposium have been published, and bookings are now open through our Eventbrite page.

Further details are available on our website:
theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

and bookings via
eventbrite.ie/e/the-yeats-si…

Marking #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate the lives and work of Susan & Elizabeth Yeats and all the talented women who contributed as artists, writers, and craft workers to the exquisite portfolio of the Dun Emer and Cuala Industries.

Artist: Eileen Constance Booth (Peet); Image: DCLA.