Rebel Ma Revolution: Dublin Book Launch Signing & Ceremony

Rebel Ma Revolution: Dublin Book Launch Signing & Ceremony
An Evening of Storytelling, Matriarchal Medicine & Collective Liberation

The world is burning. The old systems are crumbling. The air is thick with grief and possibility and in the midst of it all Rebel Ma rises, fierce, tender, unstoppable.

We believe the medicine for these times is the awakening of mothers’ wisdom in every human being, not as a role bound by biology but as an unconditional force of compassion, protection and love that refuses to look away.

A mother’s love is a wellspring that does not run dry. She is the source of the fiercest courage, the kind that fuels revolutions and brings broken systems to their knees. All true revolutionaries are guided by great love. Not the kind that conforms, but the kind that liberates. Love is the fiercest power we have. And in these times of unraveling, it is revolutionary love that will sustain us and set us free. 

Rebel Ma is more than a book, she is a living, breathing act of cultural resistance, a revolutionary archive of the rising feminine and a place for us to cut through the noise and reimagine a world rooted in regenerative, revolutionary love.

At the core of Rebel Ma is a knowing that our stories are not just our own. They are offerings to our ancestors, healing for our lineage, medicine for those yet to come. Each time we share our truth we dismantle the lie that told us we had to stay quiet, good, tame and palatable. Each story is a flame lit on the path for others to follow. We are burning the script and leaving a legacy that will echo long after us. Something our daughters will read and know that we did not stay silent.

We gather on home soil, our beloved Éire, land of poets, rebels and visionaries, where our ancestors lit the flames of anti-colonial revolution. Now it is our turn to carry the torch, to be protectors and fighters for collective liberation and to weave our own acts of resistance into the great story of our time.

On the night, we will:
✨ Launch Rebel Ma - Leading in the Time of the Feminine -Women's Stories of Revolution, the final volume in our groundbreaking trilogy of untamed tongues shaping a new era of matriarchal leadership from the roots up.
✨ Be among the first in the world to meet some of our change-making, trailblazing co-authors and get a signed soft cover edition of our revolutionary book with divine feminine art by beloved Irish artist and activist Dee Mulrooney.
✨ Sit in sacred ceremony with the primal medicines of mead-infused cacao and primordial drumming with Aimee O'Neil and Saoirse Connolly as we journey deep into archetypal embodiment and remember the matriarch within.
✨ Celebrate the raw, messy, magnificent truth-telling that shapes worlds and shifts tides with a panel discussion and Q&A session on all things feminine leadership and channeling our creativity to be the change we wish to see.
✨ Fundraise for Children Not Numbers, with 100% of book sale profits supporting Palestinian families in crisis.

This is so much more than a book launch. It is a rite of passage initiation into your most potent and powerful expression and knowing that to tell our stories, especially as women who have been silenced, erased or rewritten, is to revolt. And revolting women will change the world.

Come as you are—angry, heartbroken, hopeful, uncertain. All of you is welcome here. We will sing, speak and dance together. We will stand in our truth together. We will write, rise and resist together.

📅 Wednesday 3 September 2025
🕕 6pm – 9pm
📍 Georgian Bar, The Black Door, Harcourt St, Dublin 2
🎟 Free, donations welcome

Space is limited so secure your place today for the Dublin Book Launch of Rebel Ma - Leading in the Time of the Feminine - Women’s Stories of Revolution.

About Rebel Ma

Rebel Ma shares soul-awakening stories of grace and grief, war and peace, love and loss. Each voice echoing like a drumbeat across the corridors of time, summoning remembrance, resistance and renewal. 

The world as we know it is collapsing, we are in the sacred in-between, the veils are thinning, the illusions are falling, the truth is trembling through the cracks, and at times it can feel unbearable. 

Rebel Ma walks between worlds, between what was and what can be, reminding us that we don’t get to choose the times we live in, but we do get to choose who we become in them. 

Rebel Ma does not collapse, she creates, holding the line and holding the vision of the world we know is possible for our children. 

Fierce, tender, rooted in regenerative and revolutionary love, Rebel Ma is a call to transmute our pain into purpose and pour our hearts and art into midwifing the new world. To fortify our faith and rise with our hearts broken open, with wombs that ache when the Earth bleeds and voices that tremble but still speak. 

This intimate and revealing anthology is both a celebration of feminine wisdom and a global call to action for those ready to remember, to restore the balance, to reclaim what was stolen from our bodies, our lands, our stories and our lineages and weave the return of matriarchal leadership back into the fabric of our existence. 

It’s time to become the medicine and lead the return to the time of the feminine where mothers, children, life and Earth come first. Join us. 

Our gatherings are medicine...

They are where we remember what it is to be human, where mothers’ compassion rises in all of us—not as a gendered quality, but as the essence of our shared humanity. We support each other to live our truth, to play, to dream, to birth the new way together.

We will sit in circle, tell the stories the world would rather silence and weave our grief into gold. We will sing up the possibility of a brand new day. Because our stories are lifelines, spells and firewood and when we tell them, we become ungovernable.

This is your invitation.
Come. Bring your voice, your grief, your courage.
Come and listen. Come and speak.
Come and join the revolution.

Ní neart go cur le chéile (there is no strength without unity) agus Ní Saoirse go Saoirse na mBan (and there is no freedom until the freedom of women). Saoirse don Phalaistín (Free Palestine).