BOOK AUTHOR - Heroes & Villains - 2004 by Siobhan Pat Mulcahy

A compilation of stories previously published in Ireland on Sunday in book format. Heroes & Villains: Forgotten Irish Stories (ISBN 0-954689-0-7)

Reviews:
"The Lola Montez story is worth the price alone," Tom Widger, Sunday Tribune
"A lovely new boudoir book,"
Eoghan Harris, Sunday Independent
"A very entertaining miscellany,"
Frank Hopkins, Evening Herald
"A great job of detective work,"
Limerick Leader
"A fascinating book," Munster Express
"Every Irish family has its back sheep, but Jack the Ripper is a whopper by anybody's standards," Down Democrat
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FREELANCE JOURNALIST - Ireland on Sunday - Summer 2003 - by Siobhan Pat Mulcahy

A freelance stint writing historical features such as: Was Jack the Ripper Irish?; Lady Mary Heath, the Woman Who Fell to Earth, Ireland's Lost Tribe in the Caribbean and so on... See links to stories below.

Was Jack the Ripper Irish? here.
Boss Croker and the gangs of New York here.
And Lena Rice, Ireland's Forgotten Wimbledon Champion here.

BOOK CONTRIBUTOR - The Silver Lining - Summer 2003

A beautiful limited edition (1,000 copies) hardback book, The Silver Lining celebrates the achievements of Irish aviation and those who worked and flew at Kildonan Air Field. Published in Ireland by the Finglas Heritage Project and edited by John Haughton who conceived the idea for the book. It is dedicated to the memory of Ireland's first (woman) pilot and Olympic athlete, Lady Mary Heath. Read my contribution "Lady Mary Heath: The Woman Who Fell To Earth" here.

RESEARCHER - Wolfhound Press Guide to Evening Classes - Summer 2002 by Siobhan Pat Mulcahy

Up until 2002, Wolfhound's was the only Guide to Evening Classes and an annual bestseller in Ireland but (probably for that reason) it eventually found it had many imitators. Shortly after my summer research stint, Merlin Publishing bought Wolfhound Press whose owner gladly laughed all the way to the bank.
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CREATOR & DESIGNER - Women in Irish History: Millennium Poster - 2000 by Siobhan Pat Mulcahy

A multi-image poster produced and distributed as a millennium celebration of women's contributions to Irish history and to the foundation of modern Ireland.
Maude Gonne - (pictured) Revolutionary & humanitarian
Mary Spring Rice and Mary Childers - Asgard gunrunners
Jennie Wyse Power - Revolutionary & Senator
Constance Markievicz - First Minister for Labour, Dail Eireann
Hanna Sheehy Skeffington - Suffragette leader & journalist
Louie Bennett & IWWU - Trade union leader
Cumman na mBan - Women's branch of the Irish Volunteers
Molly Gill - Militant member of Cumman na mBan
Kathleen Clarke - First woman Lord Mayor of Dublin
Mary Robinson - First woman President of Ireland
Mary McAleese - Second woman President of Ireland
Get your FREE Irish women's millennium (A3 size) printable poster here
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