WoW! International Women's Day Podcast 

Former Cork ladies footballer Juliet Murphy and Network Ireland Cork President Cathy Fitzgibbon joined us for a special WoW! podcast to mark International Women's day this week. Our reporters also went out on the streets to find out what IWD means to you. 
WoW! International Women's Day Podcast 

Juliet Murphy and Mary Corcoran recording a special WoW! podcast for International Women's Day.

To mark International Women's Day on March 8, WoW! is bringing you a special podcast this week where we'll be chatting about what the event means to you.

Former Cork ladies footballer, Juliet Murphy joined us in studio to chat about her sporting journey, how we can encourage girls to stay engaged in sport, and what IWD means to her. 

Juliet Murphy has also penned a special article for this week's WoW!

She wrote that while progress has been made in supporting women in sport, that there is still work to do. 

"Retaining female players, coaches, and officials is crucial to ensure women feel valued and encouraged to stay involved. When girls see women succeeding in sport, it reshapes their aspirations and shows them they belong."

Network Ireland Cork President Cathy Fitzgibbon also joined us for the podcast and spoke about how her own business, the Culinary Celt, came about with help and support from the many wonderful women in business she has met through the years. 

Cathy Fitzgibbon, the 42nd President of the Network Ireland Cork branch for 2025 pictured with The Echo's Mary Corcoran for the Special Edition WOW Podcast for International Women's Day 2025.
Cathy Fitzgibbon, the 42nd President of the Network Ireland Cork branch for 2025 pictured with The Echo's Mary Corcoran for the Special Edition WOW Podcast for International Women's Day 2025.

Our reporters Elaine Whelan and Chani Anderson went out on the streets of Cork to ask people what IWD means to them. 

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WoW!: International Women’s Day and what it means to the people of Cork 

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