Irish Feminist Information was founded in 1978 by Roisin Conroy and Mary Doran. They published the first Irishwoman’s Calendar: An End and a Beginning and the annual Irish Women’s Diary and Guidebook. IFI ran two highly successful courses: Women in Community Publishing and it was within this context that Attic Press emerged. Attic Press published feminist, social and political texts for 20 years and became a driving force in feminist, social, political and historical publishing with a voice respected nationally and internationally.
Attic Press Collection is a collection of the feminist publishing house published works. Attic Press was launched in 1984. The collection contains 163 items on matters of a sociological, literary and historical nature. Cork University Press acquired Attic Press in 1997 and continues Attic’s programme of publishing in areas of women’s studies, politics, history and literature.
The collection prefix before the call number is: Attic.
UCC Library Archives Service holds the Archives of Attic Press (BL/F/AP) were generated and collected by Róisín Conroy as co-founder and publisher of Attic Press and as an activist in the Irish Women's movement.
Against the Grain by 
From Dublin to New Orleans by 
Irish Women's Studies Reader by 
