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THE SHIP OF FLOWERS BY SISTER NIVEDITA IT is empty now, the place on my desk where the little ship of flowers has stood all day. But out on the chill edge of the Ganges, as darkness comes on, our tiny bark lies drifting, hither and thither, scarcely determined yet betwixt ebb and flow, as we with a few of the children, launched it, an hour ago. Lakshmi Images, Swami Vivekananda, Mother Teresa, Sisters, Product Launch, India, Darkness, Yoga, Empty

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Maud Gonne "I have spread my dreams under your feet;Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. French Language Learning, Women's History, Dublin, Prompts, Feminism, My Dream, Muse, Ireland, Irish

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The grave of Eva Gore Booth and her partner Esther Roper, Hampstead.

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Charlotte Despard

Charlotte Despard was a woman of many passions, she fought for the vote, for Irish freedom, for peace & for animal welfare. She formed, or was part of, many political groups & movements pav…

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MARGARET PEARSE / Educator, politician, Irish language activist —

Margaret Mary Pearse Educator, politician, Irish language activist 1878-1868 Dublin Margaret Pearse was the older sister of Irish patriots Patrick and Willie. She was an educator, politician and Irish language activist. Margaret was born on 4 August 1878 at 27 Great Brunswick Street (no

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A Reclaimed Heroine for our Time

Charlotte Riddell published no less than 56 books. She left Ireland for London with her mother when she was 25 in 1857. And yet for such a prolific author, she is hardly known on these shores. Tramp Press have re-issued her novel A Struggle with Fame as the first in their rediscovered voices series. Though it is not her best known or best work it has a certain resonance for the times we are in.

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Esther Roper

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MARY PEARSE / Musician, teacher, actress, author —

MARY BRIGID PEARSE Musician, teacher, actress, author 1884-1947 Dublin Mary Bridget (later changed to Mary Brigid) was born in Dublin on 26th April, 1884 and was the youngest of four children born to James and Margaret Pearse; her siblings were Margaret, Patrick and Willie. She was a mus

The extraordinary story of Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller, including little-known facts about a trip they mad. Helen Keller Quotes, Anne Sullivan, The Miracle Worker, Benjamin Harrison, Strong Women, Annie, Irish, The Past, America

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Teresa Deevy, lesser known Irish playwright. Waterford born, she attended the Ursuline Convent, UCD and UCC. She suffered from Méniéres disease resulting in profound deafness. While learning to lip read in London she discovered Theatre and Drama. New York Times, Ny Times, Jonathan Banks, Playwright, Great Photos, Ireland, Irish, History, News

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Power of silence: Teresa Deevy returns to Abbey

Once regarded as the playwright who would succeed Sean O'Casey as the next shining light of the Abbey Theatre, Teresa Deevy emerged with gusto in the early 1930s, but just over a decade later had fallen into obscurity.

Sisters Against the Empire : Countess Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth, (Paperback) Irish, Empire, Sisters, Women, Products, Irish Language, Ireland, Gadget, Woman

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Sisters Against the Empire : Countess Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth, 1916-1917 (Paperback)

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