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Delighted to have had an opportunity to visit the Honan Chapel in UCC Ireland this weekend and explore the exceptional artistry and craft work of Clarke, Purser, Reeves, Stuart, and many others from the Irish Arts & Crafts period and beyond. An extraordinary gem.

Our warmest congratulations to Ella Sloane, who was the inaugural speaker to our 'Early Researcher's Platform' at the 2024 Symposium, with a wonderfully insightful paper: ”The education of the work-girls”: evaluating Dún Emer’s educational objective.👏👏👏 Ella Sloane

Very much looking forward to dipping into this work over the coming weeks. Congratulations to Four Courts Press and Róisín Kennedy on a beautiful publication.

Lovely evening at the Friends of National Gallery of Ireland showing of the Red Shoe Productions & Imelda May beautiful documentary: 'Lily & Lolly: the forgotten Yeats Sisters.' 👏👏👏 Note for Diary: Our annual symposium will be 12th July 2025.

Today is #ChristmasCardDay and in what has become a bit of a tradition, we wanted to share some of our Cuala Press Christmas Cards with you ✨Such as this one by Elizabeth Corbet Yeats with a poem by An Craoibhín (Douglas Hyde) and this one with a poem by Louis H. Brindley.

How wonderful to see Elizabeth's work (& Hyde's poem) celebrated on this year's Dublin City Council Christmas card. So grateful to all concerned for reconnecting with this Cuala work, which is part of DCLA Reading Room Yeats archive, and for bringing it to a wider public audience.

Why halos and headscarves were winners for Cuala's artists. Associating Christianity and Catholicism with Irishness was a mark of distinctiveness for the Irish Free State in its early years, write billy shortall & Angela Griffith Trinity Irish Art Research Centre (TRIARC) Trinity College Dublin rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

After a year of great progress, we want to thank all those who have advised, supported, collaborated and partnered with us in furthering the reputation of Susan & Elizabeth Yeats lives and work. Happy Christmas. Beatrice Elvery's 'The Stooping Angels'': TCD digital collection.

Cuala Press New Years card for 1911 designed by Jack B Yeats. The old year’s hourglass is running out as the new year lands carrying a sack laden with possibilities. #HappyNewYear #CualaPress

Elizabeth Yeats, Cuala Press director and printer, artist, teacher, businesswoman, and powerhouse of the Irish Arts and Crafts movement died #otd 1940. Hand coloured Cuala Card designed by Elizabeth. Text by Susan L Mitchell. #IrishArt #CualaPress

Our current weather conditions remind us of Elizabeth's colophon at the end of her first book at Dun Emer in 1903: 'In The Seven Woods'. Stay safe, everyone!

In celebration of Lá Fhéile Bríde. #StBrigidsDay

Marking #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate the lives and work of Susan and Elizabeth Yeats & 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)

Today we mark 157th anniversary of Elizabeth Corbet Yeats birth. Our 2025 exhibition & symposium in July will exploring the life and work of Elizabeth - as an artist & Froebel trained teacher; a craftswomen, fine art printer & business owner, and the mentor of young women.

We are now accepting proposals for our 2025 symposium's 'Early Researchers' Platform' from under/post grad' students who, in researching a dissertation study, have discovered a compelling story and would like an opportunity to present it. Full details: theyeatssisters.com/news/

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.