This thesis analyses the contribution of women to educational development in the Irish-speaking parishes of north-west Donegal, 1831-1960. It analyses the agents of change during the period including teachers, parents and students, clergymen and nuns as well as the various commercial, administrative and governmental agents who facilitated the entry of women into the three levels of education. Philanthropic women such as Alice Hart from London were instrumental in developing the industrial and craft skills of local women.
| Date of Award | 2013 |
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| Original language | English |
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| Awarding Institution | - Queen's University Belfast
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| Supervisor | Mary O'Dowd (Supervisor) |
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Women in Education in North-West Donegal
Ni Bhaoill, M. (Author). 2013
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy