Footage of women putting up a “Working Women’s Square” banner in Blackstaff Square, Belfast, with Ivan Little interviewing those present.

The camera captures views of construction workers near the square whilst the protest is set up. Interview with leader of the movement, Margaretta D'Arcy, who discusses the reasons for the name change and the need for the women’s protest. When challenged on the name by Little, D'Arcy responds with "Isn't it nice that your granny and your mother's work is now recognised?". Also seen, women writing slogans and messages on a large piece of paper.

The footage concludes with speeches, with the women opening a bottle of champagne and dancing. 

Margaretta D'Arcy is an actress, writer, playwright and activist, who adresses issues around women's rights, civil liberties and Irish Nationalism in her work.

Ulster Television

Interviewer: Ivan Little

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