Daughters of Tragedy Aid Irish Freedom Figures
Six women in the Dail, including Countess Markievics and Kitty Murphy O Callaghan, emerge as pivotal figures guiding Ireland’s new Free State. Doris Stevens profiles their sacrifices, arrests, and personal losses from the fight for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Stevens
Geattie Star
Dublin
Dail
Free State of Ireland
Countess Markievics
Kitty Murphy O'Callaghan
Kathleen Daly Clarke
Ada English
Margaret Pearse
Mary MacSwiney
A. E
George Russell
Cooperative
Ireland
England
Sligo
Herer
Constance Gore-Booth
Sinn Fein
Paris
Count Markievics
Shaw
Judith
Poland
Cair
Dail Eireann
Kathleen Ly Clarke
Irish Republican Figures Remembered in Dublin Visit
The report recounts Irish women and families linked to the Easter Uprising of 1916 and subsequent events. It notes marriages, imprisonments, executions, and leadership roles within the Gaelic and Irish women's movements, including Mrs. Clarke, Dr. Inglish, Mrs. Pearse, and Ming Mary Macweeney, highlighting their émigré ties and public actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Daly Clarke
Thomas Clarke
Dail
England
Germany
Mrs. Clarke
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Edward Daly
Ada Inglish
Thallinasioe
County Galway
United States
Mallinasioe Asylum For Mental Mallenta
Pallinasioe
Irish Women's Council
Antiste the
Council
Galway
Dair
Pagieh
National University
University of Medicine
Dublin
Margaret Tearne
Patrick Pear
Rt. Mada
Pearse
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Daughters OF Tragedy
Free State
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Limerick
Mr. O'Calashan
Michael
O'Callaghan
Mrs. O'Callaghan
Tetea
Amerion
London
Portland
Dublin Corporation
Great Central Building
Ming Mary Macwiney
Cork
Terence
America
Mies Madwiney
Philippine
The
Bridah
Clarke
Mia Clarke
Court of Conscience
Miss Oliver's
Victrolas
Victor
Sherman Jay & Co
Third Avenue
Pine SE
South Carolina
Star
Washington Information Bureau
Washington
Seattle Star
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Cuttl
Cheasty
Seattle
Kuppenheimer and Society Brand
Kirschbaum’s
Kuppenheimer’s
Patricks
Dr. Jaeger
Oxford
Heather
Seneca Street
Alex