The View Ireland works with women in the justice system, including women who are homeless, careleavers, women who have left the Dochas Centre and women who are trapped in the Direct Provisions System as well as women who have survived domestic abuse and sexual violence. Through their words, art and experiences, we highlight their situations and provide a paid platform for them to showcase their work art. We have a pop up shop in the Liberties and we take part in various events and flea markets where we sell the beautiful artwork and cards they have made. They receive 50% of the proceeds, the balance is reinvested into The View Ireland’s Irish projects and outreach.

Find us at the Useless Project’s monthly Workman’s Club flea markets on the quays or at The Well with We Love Markets and Emma and her team!

We are in the process of registering as an Irish social enterprise and electing an Irish board. If you are interested, please email us theviewmagazineireland@gmail.com or on 089 276 7983.

We need volunteers and board members with experience in strategy, business planning, marketing, fundraising and communications. If you think this is you, then please do get in touch!

See our gorgeous prints at Grioaldh in Thomas Street or at Blas Cafe in The Chocolate Factory on Kings Inn Street in Dublin 1