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This title features a selection of writings by Mary Hayden.
Annie Ryan, later Mother Anastasia, F.C.J., ward of Mary Hayden, died in Australia 23/5/1895 at Genazzano. See Annals. 1893. P.40.
Annie Ryan, later Mother Anastasia, F.C.J., ward of Mary Hayden, died in Australia 23/5/1895 at Genazzano. See Annals. 1893. P.40.
Annie Ryan, later Mother Anastasia, F.C.J., ward of Mary Hayden, died in Australia 23/5/1895 at Genazzano. See Annals. 1893. P.40.
Annie Ryan, later Mother Anastasia, F.C.J., ward of Mary Hayden, died in Australia 23/5/1895 at Genazzano. See Annals. 1893. P.40.
Annie Ryan, later Mother Anastasia, F.C.J., ward of Mary Hayden, died in Australia 23/5/1895 at Genazzano. See Annals. 1893. P.40.
Includes reports from the Chancery, Probate, Queen's bench, Common pleas, and Exchequer divisions, and from the Irish land commission.
Independent-minded and well-connected, Mary Hayden played an important role in educating the elite of the Irish Free State, and at the same time, she advocated for the interests of the underprivileged. Hayden was a professor for decades, emerging as a power broker in the university world. But perhaps even more importantly, she was a consistent feminist whose influence could be seen over many decades-culminating in her opposition to de Valera's 1937 Constitution.