Author: Anne MaclellanDorothy Stopford-Price was arguably the most instrumental individual in eradicating the tuberculosis epidemic within Ireland.
Author: Anne Mac LellanPrice, Dorothy Price, p.13. For private circulation only; also cited in M. Ó hÓgartaigh, 'Dorothy Stopford-Price and the Elimination of Childhood Tuberculosis', in M. ÓhÓgartaigh (ed.), Quiet Revolutionaries. Irish Women in Education, ...
Author: Marilyn Bailey OgilviePrice , Dorothy ( Stopford ) PRIMARY SOURCES Price , Dorothy . Tuberculosis in Childhood . Bristol : Wright , 1942 . PRICE , DOROTHY ( STOPFORD ) ( 1890–1954 ) Irish physician . Born 8 September 1890 in Clonskeagh , County Dublin ...
Author: Seamus DeaneAda English or Dorothy Stopford Price , 18 appear to have left memoirs and so it is difficult to discuss their motives and experiences in any depth . It would seem , however , that in Ireland women doctors faced greater obstacles than ...
Author: Marilyn OgilviePrice, Dorothy (Stopford) PRICE, DOROTHY (STOPFORD) (1890-1954) Irish physician. Born 8 September 1890 in Clonskeagh, County Dublin, Ireland, to Jemmeth Stopford and Constance Kennedy Stopford. Two older siblings.
Author: Peter Hart6 For Dorothy Stopford, the guerrilla war raging in West Cork merely added the spice of adventure to a pleasant life ('it is always fun here, ... Dorothy (Stopford) Price, 'Kilbrittain' (NLI, Dorothy Price Papers, MS 15,343[2]).
Author: Greta JonesSee Deeny's comments on Pearl Dunlevy's obituary of Dorothy Stopford Price. Deeny Papers c.1954–5. 101. Tuberculin testing is not 100 percent accurate and would be less so when Dorothy Price was writing. This does not necessarily ...
Author: Conor Morrissey40 Anne MacLellan, Dorothy Stopford Price: rebel doctor (Dublin, 2014), 36. 41 For Dorothy Stopford's War of Independence career, see Chapter 7. 42 RCBL, Irish Guild of the Church minute book, 20 140 Rebels, 1916–1917.
Author: R. EnglishDorothy (Stopford) Price, 'Kilbrittain' (NLI, Dorothy Price Papers, Ms. 15,343(2). See also L. O Broin, Protestant Nationalists in Revolutionary Ireland: the Stopford Connection (Dublin, 1985). Dorothy Stopford letter, 9 Nov.
Author: Margaret Helen PrestonFor Dorothy Stopford-Price, see her book An Account of 20 Years Fight Against TB, (Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 1957), privately printed and held in the College of Surgeons Library, Dublin. For her career, see Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh, ...
