Dr Daphne Pochin Mould
Irish geologist, author, photographer and flight instructor
Irish geologist, author, photographer and flight instructor
New Zealand dental nurse
New Zealand farmer, midwife, nurse and businesswoman
Irish physician and epidemiologist
A delegate from Armagh to the first meeting of the Women’s National Health Association of Ireland (April 1908), she was awarded the MBE (1918) for war work, having been in charge of an auxiliary military hospital.
Irish zoologist
Irish cryptogamic botanist
Irish pioneer astrophysicist
Queen consort of Great Britain for fifty-seven years.
Vivian Bullwinkel volunteered for the Australian Army Nursing Service in May 1941 and sailed to Singapore. She survived ‘The Bangka Island Massacre,’ where she was shot in the back and pretended to be dead until the Japanese soldiers left. She spent more than three years a prison camp.