April 2018 - Irish Women's Writing (1880-1920) Network

Mary Ann Allingham: An Introduction

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Dr Deirdre Flynn

by Dr. Niamh Hamill MARY ANN ALLINGHAM 1820-1836 Will any one read my preface? (thought I to myself, as I sat down one evening with my Crow quill dipped in Indian ink in my fingers ready to begin an introductory page to my Friends ….

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27 May

#ThroughHerEyes diary
I love this newspaper snippet from 1936, courtesy of @rea_esten, detailing the academic brilliance of the MacHale sisters. Brava.
Any relatives out there?

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26 May

#ThroughHerEyes
I have news!
**Cover reveal**
'Her Keys to the City' is coming soon thanks to an inspired idea from @LordMayorDublin who has granted 80 women the Keys of acknowledgement to Dublin city. Here, at last, is posthumous recognition for those brilliant women.

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24 May

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