“…It was also the focal point of many articles in the Irish Citizen, a suffrage journal that emerged in 1912 in response to widening divisions among British and Irish suffragists because of an intensifying campaign for Home Rule which, of course, included the decision made by the Irish Parliamentary Party to oppose the passing of the 1912 Conciliation Bill and therefore the female franchise in Britain. 38 However, the periodical with which this article is most concerned is Bean na hEireann [the Bean], translating as Woman of Ireland, which ran from 1908 to 1911 and which pronounced itself the first Irish nationalist-feminist paper. The Bean was the organ of Inghinidhe na hEireann (Daughters of Ireland), a radical nationalist, promilitant women's group that would later merge with Cumman na mBan, the women's wing of the Irish Republican Army.…”