Women, Unionism and Loyalism in Northern Ireland: From Tea-Makers to Political Actors

The book highlights the often-overlooked political activism of unionist and loyalist women in Northern Ireland, challenging the stereotype that they play only supportive roles. Through research, it reveals their significant involvement in political activities, despite being marginalized in public narratives dominated by men. The text examines the diverse political identities these women hold and their contributions to the unionist and loyalist movements, emphasizing the need to recognize their roles beyond traditional expectations.